...to prove it has no respect for either the OMA or the Attorney General’s Office, it’s also reasonable to assume there was a discussion of “what’s the worst that can...
...Watchdogs as place to receive response. 2. Defendant argued there was only one FOIA request instead of two. Letter ruled this was not a matter barring claim (complaint). 3. Amount...
...public officials pretty easy as far as knowing what they can or can not spend money on. They only have to ask themselves one question before taking any action! Where...
...actions leading to your termination were not much different than Burgins past actions. – I am a “covert investigator” – LIE (there is no such thing) – I feel harassed...
...off a letter to the Attorney General asking her to “consult with and advise him” as to whether this was a conflict or not. You know, one of those things...
...here to see the Intergovernmental Agreement that created ICOM) 3. ICOM entering into Contracts with Emergency Service entities – As has been explained, ICOM has no authority to enter into...
...fee not consistent with the Freedom Of Information Act. When the public records were requested, the requester was notified that the usual computer operator was out of the office for...
...for the OMA training certificate of Mike Helstely and after a couple emails back and forth from the County Clerk, the response at that time was as follows: “Kirk, Mr....
ARCOLA, IL. (ECWd) – Arcola Township is now facing its 4th lawsuit for alleged violations of the Illinois Freedom Of Information Act. UPDATE: Summons was served on June 3, 2014....
...has been asked to answer 11 questions, under oath, to the attorney. Some may feel this is too much of a burden, but the fact is that this is simply...