Annapolis, Maryland

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Annapolis is the capital city of Maryland.

Website evaluation

Main article: Evaluation of Maryland city websites

This website was most recently evaluated Aug. 14, 2012.

The good

• Budgets are posted.^[1]
• Annual financial audits are posted.^[2]
• Zoning information is available ^[3] and online building permits are posted. ^[4]
• Administrative^[5] and elected officials are listed with contact information.^[6]
• Council meeting agendas and minutes are posted.^[7]
• Form for requesting public records is provided.^[8]
• Contract bid notices are posted and current contracts are online.^[9]

The bad

• City tax information is not posted.
• Does not provide information on lobbying

External links

Annapolis, Maryland

• Official Annapolis website

References

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