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Does a town board's improperly noticed meeting require public release of an executive session recording?
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Does a town board's improperly noticed meeting require public release of an executive session recording?
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director The Colorado Court of Appeals will decide whether a town council’s improperly noticed meeting requires the public disclosure of an executive session recording. The Georgetown Board of Selectmen is seeking the reversal of a judge’s ruling last year that it violated the Colorado Open Meetings Law with an Aug. 19, 2024, agenda that listed only an unspecified “executive session.” The board came out of t…
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