Your Right to Know: Anyone Can Lay Down the Law on Open Records
Alex Saloutos said the city had wrongly redacted work emails and phone numbers, then released the records the same day after he cited state law.
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Your Right to Know: Anyone can lay down the law on open records
Reading Time: 3 minutes I am not a lawyer. I am a Madison resident who is curious about how the city spends money and whether it follows its own rules. A few years ago, I started writing a blog about Madison city government, focusing on things the mainstream media were not covering. A big part of this involves obtaining records under the state’s open records law. When I want to know what is happening, I ask for the documents, and I read them. T…
July: Anyone can lay down the law on open records – Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
I am not a lawyer. I am a Madison resident who is curious about how the city spends money and whether it follows its own rules. A few years ago, I started writing a blog about Madison city government, focusing on things the mainstream media were not covering. A big part of this involves obtaining records under the state’s open records law. When I want to know what is happening, I ask for the documents, and I read them. The open records law is bu…
Column: Anyone can lay down the law on open records
I am not a lawyer. I am a Madison resident who is curious about how the city spends money and whether it follows its own rules. A few years ago, I started writing a blog about Madison city government, focusing on things the mainstream media were not covering. A big part of this involves obtaining records under the state’s open records law. When I want to know what is happening, I ask for the documents, and I read them. The open records law is b…
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