PUBLIC RECORDS COMPLIANCE ACT

Faster, more transparent public records. Sheffield Lake's Public Records Administration and Compliance Ordinance improves accountability and access to government information.

PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND POLICIES

Jon Morrow

7/7/20261 min read

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Open government depends on open records.

Residents have a right to know how their local government is operating. The Public Records Administration and Compliance Ordinance creates a uniform process for receiving, tracking, and responding to public records requests while improving transparency and accountability across every City department.

The ordinance establishes centralized request tracking, monthly performance reporting, standardized procedures, and regular oversight to help ensure requests are handled consistently and efficiently. It also gives City Council and the public better insight into how well the City is meeting its obligations under Ohio's Public Records Act.

This isn't about creating more bureaucracy—it's about creating better government. When public records are tracked, measured, and reported, everyone benefits: residents receive better service, employees have clearer procedures, and government becomes more accountable.

Transparency builds trust. Accountability builds confidence. Let's make Sheffield Lake a model for open government.

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