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(Oregon State Archives Photo: Light fixture made from an oxen yoke in the historic Timberline Lodge.)
(Oregon State Archives Photo: Sunset at Cape Blanco Lighthouse.)
(Oregon State Archives Photo: The Columbia River Gorge & Crown Point at sunrise from the Women's Forum Viewpoint.)
The Public Records Advisory Council’s bill, SB 1506 (formerly LC 166), seeking to change the way the Public Records Advocate is hired, declare the independence of the Advocate's office, and make other changes to support the Council's role to propose changes to the public records law has been assigned to the Senate Committee on General Government and Emergency Preparedness during the 2020 legislative session. Sign up at: https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2020R1/Measures/Overview/SB1506 under Follow this Bill to keep track of the bill’s development.
The Oregonian: Editorial: Oregon should not retreat on independence for public records advocate
Corvallis Gazette-Times: Oregon public records council shores up support for independence
The Trace: What I Learned From Making Dozens of Public Records Requests of Police Data
Oregon Public Records Advocate: January 13 Work Session of the Senate Interim Committee on General Government and Emergency Preparedness
Watch the work session
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