Arizona HB2876 amends public meeting laws to require posting of meeting minutes and recordings, and to define confidential executive sessions.

Arizona HB2876 revises public meeting laws, mandating that city and town councils with populations over 2,500 post meeting minutes and recordings on their websites within three working days. It also requires posting of legal actions taken and meeting recordings for subcommittees and advisory committees within ten working days. The bill defines confidential executive sessions, prohibiting legal action and requiring specific notices for certain discussions, such as employment matters and security plans.

Arizona HB2876 amends public meeting laws to require posting of meeting minutes and recordings, and to define confidential executive sessions.

Arizona HB2876 revises public meeting laws, mandating that city and town councils with populations over 2,500 post meeting minutes and recordings on their websites within three working days. It also requires posting of legal actions taken and meeting recordings for subcommittees and advisory committees within ten working days. The bill defines confidential executive sessions, prohibiting legal action and requiring specific notices for certain discussions, such as employment matters and security plans.