Twisp clerk outlines records process overhaul and cybersecurity steps
Clerk Kilmer said April 28 he is streamlining public records requests, expects new AV equipment to be installed between meetings, and is organizing cybersecurity training as the police department and treatment plant come online.
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Clerk Kilmer told the council he has spent the past weeks working to make the town’s public records request process more efficient, noting that the volume and timing of requests cannot be regulated but that a refined internal process should improve response times. He said the AV contractor should arrive to install a new audio‑visual system between this meeting and the next.
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