The California Public Records Act (CPRA) applies to all local or municipal governments by allowing the public the right to request and inspect any document or piece of information unless exempted by law. Some documents may be redacted for either privacy issues or legalities, but overall, most documents within the government are subject to the CPRA. Signed into law in 1968, this act creates a fundamental right for the American people to access information, while safeguarding the government's a...
The California Public Records Act: National City and Best Practices for Improvement
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- University San Diego State University
- Program The Sage Project
- Sustainable Development Goals 04 Quality Education
- Population Type Business Owners and Consumers
- Focus Areas Equity
- Discipline Public Administration
- University Department Political Science
- Status Confirmed
- Lead Local Gov / Community Partner Org Name National City