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Chester County meeting keeps hybrid attendance; no public comments heard

September 28, 2026 | Chester County, Pennsylvania


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Chester County meeting keeps hybrid attendance; no public comments heard
The Chester County Board of Commissioners reiterated hybrid meeting procedures on Sept. 28, instructing in-person speakers to come to the podium and remote participants to use the raise-hand feature.

Clerk Miss Washburger reminded attendees that public comments must be germane to commissioner business, are limited to three minutes per person, and that the board will provide a short warning before time expires. At the times reserved for agenda-item remarks and for non-agenda public comment, staff reported there were no speakers in-person or online.

The meeting record indicates the board is maintaining both in-person and virtual participation options to provide flexibility for public access to county business. No public testimony was entered on the agenda or during the non-agenda comment window at this session.

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