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Union City updates Right-to-Know rules to clarify anonymous requests
Summary
Solicitor Wachter recommended—and council unanimously approved—an update to the borough's Right-to-Know Rules clarifying treatment of anonymous requests; the minutes do not record the precise language of the change.
Solicitor Wachter recommended clarifying the borough's Right-to-Know Rules and Regulations to address anonymous requests. Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Steadman seconded a motion to approve updated information regarding anonymous requests; the motion carried unanimously.
The meeting minutes note the update was approved but do not include the specific revised text or the effective date for the change. Because the minutes do not record the exact language, this article reports only that the update was approved and that details are not specified in the minutes.
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