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County Board considers policy changes to allow more public comment

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Rice County Adult Services Manager Megan Thomas stands at the podium where people present to the Rice County Board of Commissioners on April 25. The podium may see an uptick in usage, if changes to the public comment policy move forward. (Colton Kemp/southernminn.com) kAm(92E H6 92G6 :D ?@E H@C<:?8 H6==[)? D2:5 r@>>:DD:@?6C v6CCJ w@:D:? 8E@?[ H9@ H2D 6=64E65 :? }@G6>36C 2?5 42>A2:8?

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County Board considers policy changes to allow more public comment

Residents of Rice County looking to get more involved in the county government processes may be in for some good news in the coming weeks.

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