Officials are now promising not to destroy any public meeting records, in response to questions Voice of OC raised last month about why they were crafting a written policy to destroy the documents but not to preserve them digitally.
Officials are now promising not to destroy any public meeting records, in response to questions Voice of OC raised last month about why they were crafting a written policy to destroy the documents but not to preserve them digitally.
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