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Welcome to the Kentucky Sunshine Law Library, a free, public resource is dedicated to providing an in-depth understanding of Kentucky's open records and meetings laws.
Kentucky’s laws on open records and open meetings affect every public agency. It is important that a public agency is prepared to deal with the array of legal questions that arise under those laws. This resource provides an analysis of the Open Records and Open Meetings Acts and is designed to the public in assist
Kentucky’s laws on open records and open meetings affect every public agency. Public agencies must be prepared to deal with the array of legal questions that arise under those laws.
Rules and regulations. Each public agency must adopt rules and regulations in conformity with the requirements of the Open Records Act. KRS 61.876. The rules must conform to the requirements of the Act and be displayed by the agency in a prominent location that is accessible to the public. KRS 61.876(2). The rules and regulations shall include:
Available in alternative form by request. To provide the people with greater access to government, the 1974 Kentucky General Assembly passed the Open Meetings Law, which requires that public agencies open most of their meetings to the public.
Protecting Your Right To Know provides basic information about Kentucky’s Open Records and Open Meetings Laws. The Attorney General provides this booklet to assist the citizens of Kentucky in understanding their right of access to records and meetings under the Open Records and Open Meetings Laws.
Kentucky’s laws on open records and open meetings. The Open Records Act In 1976, the General Assembly enacted the Open Records Act, KRS 61.870 to KRS 61.884, which establishes a right of access to public records. The General Assembly recognized that the free and open examination of public records is in the public interest.
