Ohio SB327 amends public records laws to protect personal information of elected officials and public service workers.

Ohio SB327, known as the Protecting Elected Officials Against Coercion and Extremism (PEACE) Act, modifies the state's public records law. It generally prohibits the disclosure of residential and familial information of elected officials. It also limits the disclosure of personal information of public service workers, such as peace officers and firefighters, unless consent is obtained or disclosure is required by law. The bill outlines specific exemptions and conditions for releasing public records, including restrictions on the release of video recordings and personal information of minors.

Ohio SB327 amends public records laws to protect personal information of elected officials and public service workers.

Ohio SB327, known as the Protecting Elected Officials Against Coercion and Extremism (PEACE) Act, modifies the state's public records law. It generally prohibits the disclosure of residential and familial information of elected officials. It also limits the disclosure of personal information of public service workers, such as peace officers and firefighters, unless consent is obtained or disclosure is required by law. The bill outlines specific exemptions and conditions for releasing public records, including restrictions on the release of video recordings and personal information of minors.