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County Commission considers reducing its regular meeting schedule

Summary by Abilene Reflector Chronicle
The Dickinson County Commission is considering reducing the number of its regular meetings from weekly to twice a month, with a possible change taking effect in January 2027.

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County Commission considers reducing its regular meeting schedule

The Dickinson County Commission is considering reducing the number of its regular meetings from weekly to twice a month, with a possible change taking effect in January 2027.

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Abilene Reflector Chronicle broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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