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ICOG board considering IU partnership proposal |
As reported earlier, the Indiana Coalition for Open Government is
looking for an administrative home. After seeking proposals from
colleges and universities around the state, we voted in March to move
forward on discussions with Indiana University's School of Journalism.
ICOG's July 8 board meeting, which is open to members and the public,
will include a progress report on the talks.
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Legislators to seek fines for access violators again next year |
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Public access advocates aren’t giving up in their effort to get a state law on the books that would allow judges to fine public officials who deliberately violate laws regulating access to public records and meetings. |
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Public Access Counselor issues latest annual report |
Who most often goes to the Public Access Counselor to ask whether the
public is entitled to see a government document or attend a meeting of
a public body? Who is the subject of most complaints about access to public information? What are most complaints about? Answers to those questions are available in the latest annual report from Indiana Public Access Counselor Heather Willis Neal.
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City of Huntington to add financial information online |
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ICOG likes to highlight examples of government officials acting to improve access. Last month in Huntington, a split decision by the Common Council means citizens in the northeast Indiana community will have robust access to important local government information, including financial transactions, on that city's new Web site. |
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