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NFOIC’s State FOIA Friday for August 17, 2012
A few state FOIA and local open government news items selected from many of interest that we might or might not have drawn attention to earlier in the week:
Three bills increase government transparency in Delaware
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Ohio Democrats sue Gov. Kasich over public records
Bill would make California public records easier to search
Open government should be on the record
Some Northern Virginia supervisors irked by information requests
From nvdaily.com:
Shenandoah County Administrator Doug Walker has been asked to provide the Board of Supervisors with the number of requests he's had this summer for information under the Freedom of Information Act.
He was also directed to provide the board at its Aug. 28 meeting the length of time it has taken county staff to comply with the requests and from where the requests originated.
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NMFOG announces 2012 Transparency Award winners
NMFOG announces 2012 Transparency Award winners
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (a member of NFOIC) has announced that five individuals, including Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry, will be recognized as William F. Dixon First Amendment Freedom Award winners at a luncheon on October 3.
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Florida newspaper wins red-light camera FOIA case
Cybersecurity tops Federal IT priorities list
From Information Week:
Many mandates have been heaped on federal IT executives over the past few years: cloud computing, data center consolidation, open government, shared services, and wider support for mobile devices and applications. Which of these requirements, all coming from the Office of Management and Budget, have risen to the top of agency to-do lists? Well, none of them.
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City to pay Times-Union $15,000 in dispute over public record delays
From Jacksonville.com:
The city of Jacksonville will pay The Florida Times-Union $15,000 to settle a lawsuit over Mayor Alvin Brown’s office’s handling of public records requests.
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