Open Mississippi records

From Sunshine Review

March 16, 2009

[edit] Open Mississippi records

"Mississippi can and should do better than rank last among U.S. states for putting government information online.

The state especially lacks postings of government disciplinary actions and inspections.

We know about the sorry state of open records in Mississippi because of the Sunshine Week 2009 Survey of State Government Information Online and local press reports."

[edit] External links

Press Register, Open Mississippi records, March 16, 2009

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