Execute agreement to adopt open data policies through What Works Cities Initiative
In Plain English
The What Works Cities Initiative helps local governments make city data more accessible to residents. This agreement commits Richmond to creating policies that require city departments to publish data online. If approved, residents gain easier access to information about city budgets, crime statistics, and other public records.
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Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
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