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Thread · 2 posts · Sep 23, 2021 – Oct 25, 2026

The 2021 request to “limit your efforts”

Len Crosby’s September 2021 email asking a resident to keep KMPO concerns to KMPO, county and city meetings, and the October 2026 follow-up on why naming meetings is not a workable way for residents to be heard.

Closed Oct 25, 2026 · A meeting calendar is not a path to being heard

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Brian Rogers · Oct 25, 2026
After “Limit Your Efforts”: Which Meeting Is the Right One?
Public money is at stake. The bodies making decisions should explain where residents can raise concerns, how to request an agenda item, and how their input will be considered. How hard is it to help residents find their way through the committees?
2026
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Email
Brian Rogers · Sep 23, 2021
Len Crosby and Brian Rogers - Your Continued Discussions with KMPO
The four chambers' Joint Public Policy Committee asked a resident to keep KMPO concerns out of its forum and away from its members, leaving KMPO, county and city meetings as the places to be heard.
2021
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After “Limit Your Efforts”: Which Meeting Is the Right One?

Len Crosby and Brian Rogers - Your Continued Discussions with KMPO