Jefferson County Commission's Livestream Hacked: Calls for Increased Public Meetings
The Journal highlights concerns after the Jefferson County Commission's meeting livestream was hacked for the second time, displaying inappropriate content to viewers. While the IT team seeks a solution, the commission faces pressure to ensure public access to meetings, which have become essential for community engagement. The article suggests a return to weekly meetings to increase transparency and participation, especially since current bi-monthly meetings restrict public observation and involvement in county affairs, drawing criticism regarding the commissioners' commitment to their roles.
