Lexington Virtual Town Meeting 2020
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Lexington's leadership pursued a remote town meeting in 2020 after receiving legal guidance from town counsel, working with state legislators to pass enabling legislation (S2673/S2733) to confirm its legality. The town selected Zoom Webinar as its video platform and implemented multiple legal safeguards, including retroactive authorization language in the state legislation, a special town meeting article, and a motion for injunctive relief filed in Middlesex Superior Court to ensure the remote meeting's validity.
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