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LR Mayor refuses our request for an in-person inspection of records pursuant to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act

Safe city of Little Rock autocratic mayor -Frank Scott the Junior
 

For the last couple of years we have requested records from the feckless Little Rock mayor concerning his state of the city address.

And each time they fail to provide all the records upon request.

We later obtained evidence of his violation of the law by refusing to provide certain records used at those state of the city events.

This year we made another request.

This was the response we received. A report from Metroplan, an single email message and three images. You can review those records by clicking here.


No doubt when the feckless mayor has the 2023 state of the city address, it will include a PowerPoint presentation and videos. All produced back in February.

He did not want us to have those public records before held the event.  

We won't be filing a AFOIA Denial of Rights lawsuit for this violation of the law, instead we will be filing a civil lawsuit seeking his removal from office pursuant to Arkansas Code Annotated §14-42-109.


In our representative democracy form of government, the government's obligation to share information with citizens that is needed to make informed decisions and hold officials accountable for the conduct of the people's business. Especially when that information is sought via a Freedom of Information request.

A leader that flaunts and shuns transparency is a corrupt individual and needs to be removed from office.  

The feckless mayor thinks he is above the law.

Help fund our legal effort to have Feckless Frank removed from office today by contributing to the cause.

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