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Roswell records roadblock would impair public access to government

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Roswell City Council is set to vote on a change to its Open Records Request policy. Councilmember Sarah Beeson says the change is needed to collect existing charges for fulfillment. Beeson: As a public agency, Roswell is legally obligated to provide non-exempt public records within a timely manner.

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Roswell records roadblock would impair public access to government

"The burden of transparency lies on us as a city — not on the private citizen to divulge their identity in exchange for public information," writes Roswell City Councilmember Sarah Beeson in a guest column.

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