Idaho Freedom Foundation lauds Eagle's transparency

From Sunshine Review

January 29, 2009

[edit] Idaho Freedom Foundation lauds Eagle's transparency

"The City of Eagle received applause Thursday for becoming the first Idaho community to open local government up to closer public scrutiny.

The city council recently passed a transparency resolution requiring that the city post updated and detailed records of city revenues, expenditures, leases, grants and municipal contracts on its Web site."

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Idaho Statesman, Idaho Freedom Foundation lauds Eagle's transparency, January 29, 2009

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