Resident raises concern that recent meeting minutes and prison board minutes are not posted online
July 25, 2025 | Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
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During public comment, a Williamsport resident, Tony Cooper, told commissioners that minutes for recent meetings — including minutes approved on June 26 and July 10 — were not yet posted to the county's website. He also said prison board meeting minutes approved on June 13 were not available online and asked for a copy.
A commissioner acknowledged staffing changes in the minutes process and asked Cooper to remain after the meeting so staff could follow up. County staff said they were working to get caught up and a new HR staffer had taken on minutes work.
The transcript does not record a specific timeline for when the minutes would be posted or whether the requested copies were provided the same day.
A commissioner acknowledged staffing changes in the minutes process and asked Cooper to remain after the meeting so staff could follow up. County staff said they were working to get caught up and a new HR staffer had taken on minutes work.
The transcript does not record a specific timeline for when the minutes would be posted or whether the requested copies were provided the same day.
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