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Buffalo Township adopts updated Right-to-Know policy, ends anonymous requests
Summary
Following a recommendation from Pennsylvania’s Open Records Department, Buffalo Township supervisors adopted a resolution updating the Right-to-Know policy to no longer accept anonymous requests.
The Buffalo Township Supervisors adopted a resolution updating the township's Right-to-Know policy to discontinue accepting anonymous requests, following guidance from Pennsylvania’s Open Records Department. Glenn Troup made the motion to adopt the resolution; Todd Oberdorf seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes note the change was made "At the recommendation of Pennsylvania’s Open Records Department."
The update affects how the township handles Standard Right to Know Requests going forward; supervisors recorded the formal adoption by resolution. The board did not record any public comment for or against the change during the meeting.
