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Tag: Public information request

With Texas in crisis, local governments are suspending the Public Information Act indefinitely and refusing service

State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted July 10, 2020

Contributed by Eli Barrish, Elizabeth Roehm, and Adam Pirtle Since the CARES Act passed in March 2020, billions of taxpayer…

Tags: covid-19, Public information request, Transparency

FEMA contract keeps Texas from sharing its own data publicly about state-funded disaster recovery programs

Harvey Recovery, State issues•by •Posted February 15, 2018

Texans are in the dark about the State’s progress in administering short-term housing programs and whether the State is meeting…

Tags: FEMA, GLO, Hurricane recovery, Public information request, State Action Plan

Why is the City of Houston stonewalling the release of public information?

Local issues•by •Posted December 15, 2015

As part of the agreement between a government and the people it serves, there is an expectation of transparency and…

Tags: City of Houston, Houston Housing Department, Houston Legal Department, Ken Paxton, Public information request, Texas Attorney General
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