During a recent government meeting, a resident raised serious concerns regarding the transparency of city communications, specifically related to a special commission meeting held on July 15th. The resident alleged that the meeting's posting violated the Open Meetings Act, as it was not adequately publicized. They noted that the meeting was absent from the city calendar, newsletters, and official emails, and was only posted on a bulletin board at city hall, which they argued does not meet legal requirements for public notice.

The resident recounted their attempts to obtain information about the meeting, highlighting a lack of response from city officials, particularly Mr. Wilson, who had previously assured them that the city clerk would provide the requested details. Frustrated by the lack of follow-through, the resident emphasized the need for improved dissemination of information to ensure compliance with legal standards.

Additionally, the resident expressed disappointment over the lack of engagement from city officials, noting that none had visited their property or the local park despite invitations. They called into question the integrity and commitment of elected representatives to the residents of Huntington Woods, stating that their efforts to communicate and provide evidence of community concerns seemed to be disregarded.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of the importance of accountability in public service, as the resident quoted, \"It is not only what we do, but also what we do not do for which we are accountable.\" The discussion underscored ongoing issues of transparency and communication within the city government, prompting calls for more responsible practices moving forward.