Governance & records
Public information requests
A request gets a number, a clock, and a public log — so the ten-business-day deadline is visible to the requester and to the city.
Demonstration screen
The data below is representative and invented. The screen is real HTML — it reads in a screen reader and on a phone, which is the point.
14
Open requests
6.4
Median days to answer
10
Business days allowed
| Request | Subject | Received | Due | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PIR-2026-0148 | Water rate study 2025–26 | 2 Sep | 16 Sep | Gathering records |
| PIR-2026-0147 | Police vehicle purchase orders | 29 Aug | 12 Sep | Ready to release |
| PIR-2026-0145 | Fort Ringgold Park contract | 22 Aug | 5 Sep | Released |
| PIR-2026-0142 | Personnel file — redacted | 18 Aug | 1 Sep | AG opinion requested |
The clock is on the screen instead of in somebody's head, and the requester can see the same clock.
- Family
- Governance & records
- Status
- Demonstration
- Languages
- English and Spanish, both written by a person
- Data
- Stay with the city. Exportable at any time.
How to do this today
Until the screen above exists, here is the counter-and-phone version, step by step.