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I was under the impression the Governor's emergency order doesn't make
anything mandatory. Everything seems to be left up to the counties (some
counties are having socially distanced public hearings) to implement as
they see fit.

I also believe if the teachers in this county are asked to be brave enough
to stand in front of a class room, then the county commissioners should
give them moral support by meeting with the public.

Thanks

> Thank you for your email, which has been shared with our Office of
> Management and Budget.  We will likely continue to have virtual meetings
> until the Governor no longer extends that Emergency Order.  Virtual
> meetings are currently permitted through Sept. 30.
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> Gina Peebles, CPRP
> Assistant County Manager - Chief of Staff
> County ManagerâEUR(tm)s Office
> 12 SE 1st Street âEUR¢ Gainesville âEUR¢ FL âEUR¢ 32601
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> Good Morning,
>
> I'm interested in today's meeting as it relates to millage rates.
> Unfortunately I can't present my question to you due to the fact the
> public isn't allowed to show visual screenshots. Any idea when you will
> try to hold in person meetings again?
>
> I have this millage rate spreadsheet from the Florida Department of
> Revenue that I would like to share. This is the latest sheet they have for
> all the counties. If you have access to a more recent version please share
> it with the public so we can follow along in a more informed manner.
>
> My question if I were to ask one would be what will the total millage be
> for fy2021 compared to fy2020 or even fy2019? There is a total millage
> column as well as an MSTU  column on the spreadsheet for your reference if
> needed.
>
> Thanks
> Anthony Johnson
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