Grady County, Oklahoma

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Grady County is one of 77 counties in Oklahoma. As of 2006, the population was 50,490. Its county seat is Chickasha.

[edit] Website evaluation

[edit] The good

  • County board members are listed[1], along with contact info.[2]

[edit] The bad

  • Board minutes are posted, but months out of date.[3]
  • There is a page for meeting agendas, but it doesn't actually have any content.[4]
  • While officials are listed, not all of them have contact information provided.
  • Budget is not published.
  • Information on building permits and zoning and local taxes is not provided.
  • County audits and contracts are not online.
  • Does not disclose if belongs to taxpayer-funded lobbying associations.
  • Information on how to make a public records request is not provided on the site.
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[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ↑ County Departments
  2. ↑ Contact
  3. ↑ Board meeting minutes
  4. ↑ Meeting Agendas
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