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Issue 6 passed, and now the task of shaping Cuyahoga County government is in the hands of all residents. Or is it?
Transition Transparency: Unlock the Door to Reform
03.16.10 | tuesday | 7:30 p.m. Max Wohl Civil Liberties Center 4506 Chester Ave., Cleveland There is a lot of work to be done to transform Cuyahoga County’s government, and it cannot be done without the full participation of all residents. In order to keep the public informed, it is critical that the transition process is open and accessible. Activists must remain vigilant and make certain officials are held accountable for transparency.
Join Christine Link, ACLU of Ohio executive director, Carrie Davis, ACLU of Ohio staff attorney, and Mike Brickner, ACLU of Ohio communications director to learn what constitutes an open meeting, how to submit a records request, and what you can do to ensure open government during the reform process in Cuyahoga County.
Free and open to the public, free parking available.
Please RSVP by clicking the button above, or calling (216) 472-2200. Like ACLU events? Help spread the word! Email contact [at] acluohio [dot] org and we'll send you flyers to distribute in your neighborhood. Want to do more? Join the ACLU and support our efforts to ensure open government. Stand up! Get active! Make some noise! Our website has all the tools you need to restore lost liberty.
Check it out at www.acluohio.org.
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