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Modern Systems, Real Transparency
During the February 17, 2026 public comment period, I expressed appreciation for Warren County’s modernization efforts, including digital agenda packets via CivicClerk and searchable FOIA requests through NextRequest—systems that strengthen transparency, reduce duplication, and improve public access to information. Read More
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FOIA and Structure
Ahead of the Finance/Audit Committee dissolution vote, I used the postponement window to compile targeted public records, agenda timelines, and financial signal reports—replacing speculation with documentation and showing what disciplined, modular FOIA work actually looks like in practice. Read More
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County Supervisors Approve 7 Public Hearing Matters Following Public Input and Thank Fire & Rescue for Royal Cinemas Response
Royal Examiner: It was reported that I spoke on multiple topics during the Board of Supervisors meeting, including during the restored early public comment period. My remarks were part of citizen input preceding zoning and permit votes, reflecting my ongoing role in local transparency and civic engagement. Read More
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Supervisors Announce Coming Appointment of Hugh Henry to Fork District Seat, Hear More Public Criticism & Debate EDA Moves
Royal Examiner: During the October 7 meeting, I was listed among citizens offering criticism. While coverage emphasized leadership changes and EDA debates, my remarks centered on missing minutes, a PPEA policy shift, and public record integrity. Read More
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Citizens Respond Aggressively to Supervisor Jamieson’s Latest Chapter of ‘I’m Right, You’re Wrong’ on Library Issues
Royal Examiner: In coverage of escalating library tensions, I was listed among citizens addressing the Supervisors. While the article emphasized conflict over defunding the Library, my remarks centered on transparency, missing minutes, public access, and accountability in county facilities. Read More