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Re: How transparent is Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop's City Hall
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When I attended the NJFOG,concerning sunshine and open government a woman stated she asked for emails the city was collecting from residents concerning animals license. The town I believe was Bloomfield. The city gave her the emails but not the names of the pets. That was considered private. I guess every town makes up their own rules. Jersey City is not a transparent city compared to other towns.
Posted on: 2016/3/31 13:10
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Re: How transparent is Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop's City Hall
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Paying for lip service ?
Posted on: 2016/3/31 4:30
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How transparent is Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop's City Hall
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How transparent is Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop's City HallBy Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop vowed to run a transparent City Hall, but the mechanics behind his administration have become increasingly murky. The Jersey Journal requested dozens of public records last year, among the record-setting 2,000-plus total requests filed with the City Clerk in 2015 (up from 607 requests in 2006). Undeniably public documents like salary records and contracts were usually returned within the seven-day window required by the state Open Public Records Act. About a dozen of the newspaper's requests, mostly for city officials' emails, were denied entirely, sometimes after officials asked for repeated extensions beyond the seven-day requirement. read more. http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index ... arent_is_jersey_city.html
Posted on: 2016/3/31 3:42
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