Open Records Act

The Open Records Act is a law that gives the public the right to access government documents and information, ensuring transparency and accountability. It requires government agencies to provide records upon request unless the information is restricted by law for reasons such as privacy, security, or confidentiality. This law promotes openness in government operations, allowing citizens to see how public agencies function and make informed decisions. It applies to various records like emails, reports, and meeting minutes, fostering trust and oversight in government activities.