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A Milestone for Open Government in Fairfield

 

“The Connecticut Freedom of Information Act (CT FOI), enacted in 1975...promotes transparency in government ... After observing that adherence to the CT FOI Act by Fairfield’s many boards and commissions has sometimes been wanting, the Fairfield League of Women Voters sent a letter...requesting that a training seminar be held for all town boards and commissions. The League is very pleased to report that our request was honored. And in a big way! A training session was conducted twice in early February. Over 50 invitees attended, and feedback has been very positive.”

 

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