Iosco County, Michigan

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Iosco County is a county in Michigan.

Contents 1 Evaluating website transparency 1.1 The good 1.2 The bad 2 External Links 3 References

Evaluating website transparency

The good

• Meeting minutes are posted^[1].
• Phone numbers for the Commissioners are listed^[2].
• Contact information for the Administrative departments is available^[3]. The names of the officials are listed on the various Department pages.
• Building and zoning information is provided^[4].

The bad

• No budgets or audits are posted.
• No contracts or lobbying affiliations are listed.
• Public records are not listed.
• A negligible amount of tax information is provided^[5].

External Links

• Iosco County website

References

1. ↑ Meetings
2. ↑ Commissioners
3. ↑ Departments
4. ↑ Building/Zoning
5. ↑ Tax reversion

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