Sheriff’s office reports surge in public-records requests, straining staff time
The Sheriff’s Office reported rising open-records requests (195 in 2024; 322 in 2025; 220 YTD in 2026), saying the volume is consuming substantial resources and that the county is exploring efficiency measures.
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The Price County Sheriff’s Office told the Law Enforcement Committee it has experienced a substantial increase in open-records requests that is taking significant staff time. The office reported 195 total requests in 2024, 322 in 2025 and 220 requests year-to-date in 2026. Committee members were told the county is exploring ways to manage the requests more efficiently.
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