During the McDonough City Council’s March 4 meeting, Mayor Billy Copeland said he will continue to hold in-person meetings while reminding council members of their ability to participate via teleconference if they wish to do so.
During the McDonough City Council’s March 4 meeting, Mayor Billy Copeland said he will continue to hold in-person meetings while reminding council members of their ability to participate via teleconference if they wish to do so.
McDONOUGH — Mayor Billy Copeland addressed critics during last week’s City Council meeting concerning his decision to hold in-person meetings.
He said during the last few months he has been “consistently challenged and questioned” about holding meetings in council chambers at City Hall during the pandemic.
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