Why does the Board of Supervisors have closed meetings?
Closed meetings are held only for those purposes specifically provided by law, which includes, but is not limited to, discussion of specific personnel matters, acquisition and disposition of publicly-owned property, investment of public funds, and consultation with legal counsel. No action is taken in a closed meeting.

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1. How do I access the County Code?
2. What is the best way to contact my Board of Supervisors representative?
3. Can I speak at any Board of Supervisors meeting?
4. Where are the approved Board of Supervisors' meeting minutes?
5. Where are the archived agendas from previous Board of Supervisors meetings?
6. Why does the Board of Supervisors have closed meetings?
7. What is the Citizens' Comment Period?
8. What is a Public Hearing?
9. What are adjourned meetings?
10. What is an ordinance?
11. What is a resolution?
12. What is a proclamation?
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