The definition of Public Records and the rules regarding their release are set forth in ORS 192.410 through 192.505 and in the Oregon Attorney General's Public Meetings and Records Manual. Although public records are usually disclosable, there are a number of limited circumstances under which a public body either must or may decline ot release certain information.
Oregon Public Records Law grants each person the right to inspect the records of a public body (unless exempt for disclosure). City staff will contact you within 72 hours of receiving this request.
Staff may handle routine requests where a specific document charge exists, other information will not be released without the City Recorder or City Manager's approval. More complex written requests, or requests that may involve statutory exemptions from disclosure shall be submitted to the City Attorney for response.
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