The Ohio Department of Health, in coordination with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is closely monitoring the coronavirus situation in the state.
Keith Faber: As we take comfort in knowing some of the best experts are working on this issue, I urge everyone to get involved in helping their communities.
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In the middle of a pandemic, it might seem that the last thing we need to worry about is the Ohio Open Meetings Act. On the contrary; now more than ever, we should make sure our public leaders are conducting business in the open.
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The coronavirus is driving how business is conducted. There’s no reason the disinfecting light of the sun cannot continue to shine on how the public’s business is done.
In the past year, the Auditor has visited all 88 counties, identified millions in savings from performance audits, issued $4.5 million in findings for recovery, and more.
StaRS will not only measure compliance with Sunshine Laws, but also encourage entities to learn about and employ best practices in handling records requests.
Keith Faber, who took office in January 2019, is dedicated to ensuring efficient, effective, and transparent government for the people of Ohio.
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