DeKalb County, Alabama

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DeKalb County is one of 67 counties in Alabama. Its county seat is Fort Payne.

[edit] Website evaluation

[edit] The good

  • Commissioners are listed but individual contact information is not provided.[1].
  • Meeting time/date posted.[2].
  • Sales tax rates are listed[3]
  • Administrative officials are listed with contact information under respective departments.[4]

[edit] The bad

  • No meeting minutes, agendas, budget or audit information is posted.
  • There is no information on building permits.
  • No contract or lobbying information is provided.
  • No information is provided on how to request public records using the Alabama Public Records Law.

[edit] External links

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[edit] References

  1. ↑ Commissioners
  2. ↑ Meetings
  3. ↑ Taxes
  4. ↑ DeKalb County Homepage
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