Ever wonder what sneaky stuff local gov did during lock down

[S-3 Ranch]

During the CV19 lock down seems the local government agencies were very very busy voting and passing tons of ordnance and codes they couldn’t pass when the meetings were open to public opinions, I have been attending, some county commissioners meeting and city public works, city council meetings and seems like lots of unpopular decisions were hastily passed during the lock down
Seems very sneaky to hold meetings and pass stuff with out public knowledge?

[BowhunterB]

Do you have any examples you can share. Was this is Sisterdale, or maybe Boerne or S.A.?

[OldRiverRat]

During the CV19 lock down seems the local government agencies were very very busy voting and passing tons of ordnance and codes they couldn’t pass when the meetings were open to public opinions, I have been attending, some county commissioners meeting and city public works, city council meetings and seems like lots of unpopular decisions were hastily passed during the lock down
Seems very sneaky to hold meetings and pass stuff with out public knowledge?

you mean govt officials were at work; together in small rooms when they weren't supposed to be and doing underhanded business at the same time.

no way!

[roughneck266]

Seems like that is happening a lot. Seeing a lot of very angry people in my area about this as well.

[HoustonHunter94]

Just government being government. They just happen to get the mother of all smoke screens in Covid to get shady crap done. Protests, BLM, racisim, Covid rates, etc are all just the "shiny" thing to keep the masses distracted and engaged in infighting so they can go about their corrupt ways.

[EarleyBird]

Haha, SURPRISE!

[S-3 Ranch]

you mean govt officials were at work; together in small rooms when they weren't supposed to be and doing underhanded business at the same time.

no way!

It’s amazing what a private zoom meeting not open to the public can be now set in stone , like flood zones and cities public works projects, ect

[muzzlebrake]

Ever notice how many of these elected city officials are involved in real estate or development ?