Recording and Broadcasting Council Meetings
Not everyone can attend council meetings in person. Recording or broadcasting meetings could make council easier to follow and help more residents understand decisions.
Last updated May 28, 2026
What's being discussed?
Whether council meetings should be recorded, livestreamed, or made easier to follow after the meeting.
Why it matters
Residents should not have to rely on second-hand information to understand what council discussed or how decisions were made.
My current thinking
Recording or broadcasting meetings could improve trust and access, but council needs to consider cost, privacy, storage, and clear procedures first.
What I am checking
- Equipment costs
- Staff or contractor workload
- Privacy rules
- Storage of recordings
- Closed session handling
- Accessibility
- Examples from other municipalities
- Meeting procedure changes that may be needed
What I have heard
Residents have raised concerns about trust, access to information, and understanding what happens at meetings.
Key dates
After a vote
What happened?
How I voted
Why I voted that way
What happens next
Where to find the official record
The official record is the approved Village minutes.
Related votes
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