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Mike Rego outlines plans to expand access to city records and host monthly "Meet with Mike" sessions
Summary
In a brief public message, Mike Rego said his office will expand access to city records, hold monthly "Meet with Mike" sessions at neighborhood libraries including Southside and LaFarge, and publish weekly video updates called "Mondays with Mike Rego" to solicit resident input.
Mike Rego said his office is "expanding access to city records and improving transparency in our decision-making processes," calling open government a core priority for his administration.
Rego said engaging residents is "vital" and described steps to increase direct engagement, including public forums and town-hall meetings. "I'm excited to host Meet with Mike sessions," he said, noting he has met constituents at the Southside and LaFarge libraries and plans to hold sessions at other locations across the city every month.
He also said he is reaching out weekly through video messages and a segment called "Mondays with Mike Rego," so residents "know what we are doing." Rego urged residents to provide input, saying their voices are critical in shaping policies as the administration plans for the future.
The message contained no formal proposals, motions, or votes. No statutory citations or funding details were provided. The next steps described were continued outreach events and regular video updates.
