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Council approves clarification to Right‑to‑Know policy on anonymous requests
Summary
Solicitor Wachter recommended clarifying language about anonymous Right‑to‑Know requests; council unanimously approved the updated rules and regulations language at the July 23 meeting.
Union City Borough Council approved updated language in its Right‑to‑Know Rules and Regulations to clarify the borough’s handling of anonymous requests, following a recommendation from Solicitor Wachter.
Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Steadman seconded the update; the motion carried unanimously. The minutes do not record the precise revised wording, only that the solicitor recommended an update clarifying anonymous requests and that council approved the change.
The minutes do not reference a statute or list additional administrative steps; staff were asked to include the updated language in the official rules and make it part of the minutes.
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