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Union City updates Right‑to‑Know policy to clarify anonymous requests
Summary
Solicitor Wachter recommended and council approved updated language clarifying the borough's handling of anonymous Right‑to‑Know requests; the motion passed unanimously.
Union City Borough Council approved revised language in the borough's Right‑to‑Know Rules and Regulations policy to clarify the handling of anonymous requests. The revision was recommended by Solicitor Wachter; Councilor Osborn moved the update and Councilor Steadman seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
The minutes record the solicitor's recommendation and the council's approval of the clarified language; the motion attaches the updated policy language to the minutes. No public comment or objections were recorded at the meeting.
Council directed that the updated Right‑to‑Know information be made part of the borough's rules and regulations and included in the official minutes.
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