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Ray County adopts Sunshine Law procedures, designates records custodian
Summary
Ray County Commissioners adopted a resolution establishing procedures for responding to public records (Sunshine Law) requests under Chapter 610, RSMo, and designated a Custodian of Records to the County Clerk's office.
Ray County Commissioners adopted a resolution establishing procedures for responding to public records requests under Chapter 610 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri and designated the Custodian of Records in the Ray County Clerk's office.
Commissioner Max Hockemeier moved to un‑table the Sunshine Law request procedures, and Commissioner Sheila Tracy seconded. The commission then approved and adopted the resolution establishing procedures for responding to public records (Sunshine Law) requests in compliance with Chapter 610, RSMo. The commissioners also designated a Custodian of Records to handle Sunshine Law requests in the Ray County Clerk's office.
The transcript does not provide the name of the designated custodian or the full text of the resolution; it records that the commission adopted the resolution and set the Clerk's office as the custodian location.
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