May 15, 2014 By

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City accused of violating Sunshine Law — again

Madeira Beach and four commission members are accused of violating the Sunshine Law and conducting city business in private. A lawsuit alleges that commissioners made the decision to hire a city … Keep reading

FAF Staff Attorney on Waiving or Reducing Fees for Public Records

The Florida constitution guarantees a right of access to public records to every person. However, special service charges for public records restrict access to requestors with the financial resources … Keep reading

Following secretive hiring and recent firing of Miami police chief, leaders look to more transparent process

In wake of the secretive hiring and recent firing of Miami's police chief, city leaders may reconsider the city's hiring process. The Miami Herald reports that the city manager, Art Noriega, met with … Keep reading

Tampa city council member faces public records lawsuit

A Tampa city council member has been sued over the public records law. As Charlie Frago of the Tampa Bay Times reports, a development consultant claims council member John Dingfelder failed to respond … Keep reading

Public records show state investing COVID “vaccine passport” cases

The Orlando Sentinel reports that the Department of Health is investigating potential violators of the state's new COVID "vaccine passport" law. Reporters sent DOH a public records request in … Keep reading

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