NOLIGARCHY.USMO — Stop charging for public records: school contracts should be free and online
Charging taxpayers for copies of superintendent contracts is petty and wrong. Public money, public access — end the fee racket.
Why it matters:
When districts bill citizens for routine records, they throttle transparency and protect insiders. If a contract involves public pay, it should be posted where taxpayers can actually see it.
Key figures:
Vickie Murillo, Superintendent, named in article as subject of the contract and fee dispute
Vickie Murillo, Superintendent, named in article as subject of the contract and fee dispute