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Langley approves update to Public Records Response Policy
Summary
The Langley City Council passed an ordinance updating its Public Records Response Policy at the March 2 special meeting; Deputy Clerk Kristen Abraham explained the need for the change and the ordinance passed unanimously.
The Langley City Council approved an ordinance updating the city’s Public Records Response Policy during its March 2 special meeting. Deputy Clerk Kristen Abraham explained the necessity of the update during the open session, and Councilmember Dominique Emerson moved to approve the ordinance with Councilmember Chris Carlson seconding; the motion passed unanimously.
The transcript notes the ordinance as "updating Public Records Response Policy" but does not specify the ordinance number or detailed text changes in the public minutes. The City Clerk’s office is assigned to publish the updated policy and implement the procedural changes reflected in the ordinance.
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