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1. What do I need to do if I want to speak at a Board of Commissioners meeting?

The Camden County Board of County Commissioners has passed a new ordinance that increases public participation in meetings. The new ordinance will go into effect with first regular meeting in June 2008. Now, citizens will have a number of ways in which to address the Board; during one of the two public comments sections of a meeting, on a specific agenda item at the time of its consideration, or by a written statement which will be read into the record by the Chairman or his appointee.

In order to ensure everyone is given an opportunity to speak, the Board has implemented the use of a new form to assist in this process. This form allows the Board to hear from citizens in an orderly manner. It also provides the Commissioners or staff with the ability to follow up with a commenting citizen on his or her concerns. Of course, if a citizen does not complete the new form, he or she will not be barred from speaking. County staff will be available, acting as ambassadors, to assist you with this new process and answer any questions. The form is available in advance upon request from the County Clerk’s office and will be made available at each meeting. The form is also available online here .

The adoption of this ordinance is one of the many steps the County is taking in achieving its goal of Organizational Excellence under the newly adopted Strategic Plan. It addresses the goal of ensuring an open government is being provided to the citizens of Camden County and the business of the County is being conducted in an efficient and professional manner.

As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the County Clerk’s office at 912.576.5651.

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4. Where can I get a copy of codes and ordinances?

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