The Senate Committee on Finance convened on May 31, 2025, to discuss various topics, with a focus on the security measures surrounding drop boxes. The meeting began with an inquiry regarding the operational security of these drop boxes, specifically questioning the presence of personnel to monitor them during designated hours.

Committee members raised concerns about the potential for unauthorized access and the need for surveillance. Questions were posed about whether there would be someone physically present to oversee the drop boxes for the proposed 7 to 12 hours of operation. Additionally, the possibility of video recordings and monitoring systems was discussed, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the integrity and security of the drop box locations.

Steve Yeager, a committee member, contributed to the discussion by referencing the specific locations of the drop boxes, indicating that they are situated in multiple areas. This detail highlighted the logistical considerations involved in maintaining security across different sites.

The meeting underscored the committee's commitment to ensuring that adequate security measures are in place for the drop boxes, reflecting broader concerns about election integrity and public trust. Further discussions and decisions regarding these security protocols are expected in future meetings as the committee continues to address this critical issue.