Everything you ever wanted to know about charter change is in the document at this link, so even if you are not on the commission you can follow along. The Charter Study Commission has nine months to do its work and make a report. Then it is discharged and ...
Read the document and find out.
--Bernice
Bernice, Thank you so much for reaching out to the citizens about the Plainfield Charter. It is my hope that citizens will be involved, and make their voices known to those on the Commission. Meetings will be announced, and I hope that people will come to them, and be involved. Thank you again. -Jeanette
ReplyDeleteBernice,Echoing Jeanette, thanks for writing about Charter Study. If citizens who plan to follow along would like to read a description of the Charter Study Process written by Rutgers professors who are authorities on the topic, they should go to www.cgs.rutgers.edu/, which is the website for the Rutgers Center for Government Services, click Resource Center on the left menu. That will take you to materials that describe the whole charter process, written to be read by citizens. They are all free to download or to read on line. The first meeting on December 11th is the organization meeting described in those materials. Thanks, Mary Burgwinkle
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