Counties; shorten notice requirement for special meetings from five days to three days.

Summary

HB 1231 amends the state code so county boards of supervisors must give at least three business days’ notice before a special meeting, instead of the previous five‑day requirement. Notices must be posted at the courthouse, published in a county newspaper, and posted on the county’s website or social‑media page for the three‑day period. The change is intended to give counties more flexibility while still keeping the public informed.

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