Indiana
Open Door (Sunshine) Laws Seminar
Click Here to view the Video and Voice from the
October 13th Seminar
To help our local Government Boards be more
effective in the community, we are offering a free seminar on the Open
Door Laws.
We also wish to invite and encourage any local Civic Organizations who
are interested in improving their community communication skills to also
attend.
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For the "WHAT EVERY COUNTY OFFICIAL SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
THE ACCESS TO PUBLIC RECORDS ACT" Sheets
Just Click Here
For the "WHAT EVERY PUBLIC OFFICIAL SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT THE OPEN DOOR LAW" Sheets
Just Click Here
For the October 13th's Open Door Law Seminar PowerPoint Presentation
Just Click Here
(If you do not have PowerPoint on your computer,
Click Here to download the free PowerPoint Viewer.)
The current Public
Access Handbook
Those Attending and Their Organizations
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Nancy Grossman -
Leader Publishing |
John Mishler - Washington County Commissioner |
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Brad Shelton - Washington County Parks
Board & Washington County Land Use Planning |
Richard Dixon -
Washington County Tourism
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| Michael
L. Burton |
David Hoar -
Washington County Council |
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Travis Elliott - Land Use Planning |
Anita Collins - Campbellsburg Town Clerk |
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Lester Souder - Washington County
Parks Board |
Bob Hoar - Brown/Vernon Fire District |
Donna L Pruett - Oakland City University and
the Committee to Elect Gary Pruett for Mayor of Mitchell |
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Thursday, October 13th at the Campbellsburg Indiana
Community Center
Public Access Counselor
Katie M.
Williams-Briles
graciously agreed to come
down to Washington County to give a presentation and answer any
questions that you might have on the Open Door Laws.
The Indiana Open Door Laws entitle the public with a right of access to
state and local public agencies, to notice of these meetings and the
ability to inspect and copy meeting materials.
How do these laws affect our local government agencies and boards? What
information does the public have the right to access and how? What do
you need to do to present a meeting that satisfies the requirements of
the Open Door Laws and meets the need for good communication with the
public?
This October 13th seminar will be
taped and hosted on IndianaProud.com for everyone to view. Those who
attend and their organizations will be listed and recognized on
IndianaProud.com for participating.
Leader Publishing and Green Banner Publishing are also supporting this
seminar, will be attending and covering this in their papers for the
community.
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Background and Information links:
You can contact Mr. Key at
www.HSPA.com
Click Here for
the Interview
Other important links:
The current Public
Access Handbook
The office of the Public Access Councilor -
www.IN.gov/PAC