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City attorney reviews KOMA/KORA; clerk outlines software training, insurance visits and upcoming audit
Summary
City Attorney Charles Moser summarized key points of the Kansas Open Meetings Act and Kansas Open Records Act; City Clerk Jeannine Hassell said staff will undergo software training next week, insurance representatives will meet with employees, and Lewis, Hopper & Dick will start audit field work Feb. 3.
City Attorney Charles Moser provided a brief review of the Kansas Open Meetings Act (KOMA) and the Kansas Open Records Act (KORA), highlighting important compliance points and answering council questions. The minutes record this as a short legal overview to ensure council and staff are aware of statutory obligations.
City Clerk Jeannine Hassell told council the office staff will close for training times next week while implementing a new software system, that several insurance companies will visit with employees over the coming weeks, and that Lewis, Hopper & Dick will conduct audit field work beginning Feb. 3. No questions or motions followed the informational items.
