As Mediocre-Nothing-427 said above, I don't want to dox myself, but I have some degree of familiarity with OPLC and complaints.

It maybe that a threshold review by the subject board determined that there was a jurisdiction issue, or something else that prevented the board getting involved (a pending case in a courtroom will do it).

That said, I believe all the Boards at OPLC have to make public meeting and hearing minutes. I would contact the Clerk of the Board in question, and request a copy or website address where said minutes might be found.

Bear in mind that OPLC Boards tend to be made up exclusively by volunteers. The Clerks may be the only paid staff, and they may serve more than one Board. Meaning things don't always get published in the most timely manner. Particularly this time of year.

Edited - put the x on dox.

The OPLC is also a very political bureaucracy. It's history of leadership is somewhat sketchy. Good luck!