Minutes/Taping/Broadcasting

All formal actions of the Board of Education shall be recorded.  The votes of each member upon any issue shall be reduced to writing and made available for inspection within forty-eight hours, excluding any Saturday, Sunday, legal holidays, or any day on which the board office is closed. 

The minutes shall be kept on file as a permanent official record of all board action and shall be available for public inspection both on-line and as a hard copy at all reasonable times.

Legal Reference:       Connecticut General Statutes:

      1-206  Denial of access to public records or meetings.  Appeals. Notice. 

                  Orders.  Civil Penalty.  Service of process upon commission. 

                  Frivolous appeals.

      1-225  Meetings of government agencies to be public.  Recording of

                  votes.  Schedule and agenda of certain meetings to be filed and

                  posted on web sites.  Notice of special meetings.  Executive sessions.

      1-226  Recording, broadcasting or photographing meetings

Adopted:     October 5, 1987

Reviewed:   October 21, 2014