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Open Meetings Decision —
12-OMD-040
Opinion Opinion By: Jack Conway, Attorney General; Michelle D. Harrison, Assistant Attorney General Open Meetings Decision The question presented in this appeal is whether the Kentucky State University Board of Regents violated the Kentucky Open …
The State Journal — Kentucky State University Board of Regents (Finance and Administration and Audit Committee)
23-ORD-019
23-ORD-019 January 31, 2023 In re: Jeremy Bryant/City of London Summary: The City of London (“the City”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it failed to respond timely to a request for records. Open Records Decision On December 19, 2022, …
Jeremy Bryant — City of London
24-OMD-026
24-OMD-026 February 6, 2024 In re: Douglas Phelps/City of London Summary: Because the Open Meetings Act (“the Act”) does not entitle any member of the public to be heard at a public meeting, the City of London (“the City”) did not violate the Act …
Douglas Phelps — City of London
Open Records Decision —
25-ORD-082
25-ORD-082 March 28, 2025 In re: Brandon Voelker/City of London Summary: The Office cannot find that the City of London (“the City”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) because the Office cannot resolve the factual dispute between the parties. …
Brandon Voelker — City of London
Open Records Decision —
25-ORD-124
25-ORD-124 May 15, 2025 In re: Bobby Ellison/City of London Summary: The City of London (“the City”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it did not provide a copy of a record to a county resident prior to his inspection of the …
Bobby Ellison — City of London
Open Records Decision —
25-ORD-144
25-ORD-144 June 4, 2025 In re: Jason O’Bannon/City of London Summary: The City of London (“the City”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it stated that it does not possess records responsive to the Appellant’s request and …
Jason O’Bannon — City of London
Open Records Decision —
25-ORD-139
25-ORD-139 May 27, 2025 In re: Bobby Ellison/City of London Summary: The Office cannot find that the City of London (“the City”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) because the Office is unable to resolve the factual dispute between the …
Bobby Ellison — City of London
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