From Springfield News-Leader:
OZARK — Elected officials in Christian County observed Missouri Sunshine Week by learning how state laws for open records and meetings apply to their work.
County attorney John Housley gave each office a Sunshine Law policy that he suggested each elected official sign and post in their office. The policy calls for each official to designate a custodian of records for their office. If a person requests records, it is the custodian’s job to respond to the request.
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The attorney instructed the public officials on Sunshine Law provisions such as records retention, email, which types of records may be closed, what constitutes a request under the Missouri Sunshine Law and how an official should respond to a request for records.