E-mail OK in seeking public records under new law

April 3, 2009

[edit] E-mail OK in seeking public records under new law

"A new state law will require governmental institutions and agencies to accept e-mailed and faxed requests for public records.

Gov. Bill Richardson signed legislation Friday that makes clear that an e-mail or fax must be treated the same as written requests under the state Inspection of Public Records Act."

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