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Keystone officials discuss social media policy that will guide their online interactions with constituents

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Officials for the recently incorporated town of Keystone are devising a social media policy. The policy will guide how staff and elected representatives represent themselves online. It establishes rules for what the town can and cannot post as well as First Amendment rights. Council members gave direction to staff to continue to revise the policy.

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Keystone officials discuss social media policy that will guide their online interactions with constituents

Officials for the recently incorporated town of Keystone are devising a social media policy that will guide how staff and elected representatives represent themselves online. During a Tuesday Keystone Town Council meeting, attorney Jennifer Madsen laid out the initial policy proposal that will guide how town employees and council members use social media in both their official and personal capacity. It establishes rules for what the town can an…

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