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Commissioners discuss procedures for Oklahoma Open Records Act requests; no vote
Summary
The Rogers County board discussed establishing reasonable procedures for record requests under the Oklahoma Open Records Act on May 13, 2026; the item was for discussion only and the board took no formal action.
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners spent part of its May 13 meeting discussing reasonable procedures for responding to requests under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Chairman Ron R.B. Burrows led the discussion, which explored how the county should handle public-records requests but did not produce a policy change.
The minutes indicate the board considered establishing procedures but took no action on the item. The transcript records the agenda entry and discussion only; it does not include proposed language, timelines, or implementation details. Any follow-up or draft policy was not recorded in these minutes.
Because the board did not adopt procedures, county staff or a future agenda will need to return any drafted rules or proposed ordinance for formal consideration.
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