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Urbana Officials Unlawfully Delay FOIA Requests for Months

Urbana Officials Unlawfully Delay FOIA Requests for Months

by Check CU | Apr 13, 2022 | Latest Articles

Urbana, Illinois City Officials appear to be more concerned with finding ways to deny and delay public records requests than they are with providing the actual records.  The City routinely takes months to respond to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests from...
Urbana Council Ignores Residents’ Pleas for FOIA Compliance

Urbana Council Ignores Residents’ Pleas for FOIA Compliance

by Check CU | Apr 11, 2022 | Latest Articles

University of Illinois PhD graduate and Urbana resident Tracy Chong speaks during public input about FOIA violations The Urbana, Illinois City Council shows no signs of changing their well-established practice of ignoring residents’ reports of Freedom of Information...
Urbana Council Ignores Unlawful Records Denial Scheme

Urbana Council Ignores Unlawful Records Denial Scheme

by Check CU | Apr 7, 2022 | Latest Articles

Urbana, Illinois Mayor Diane Marlin and Council members Jaya Kolisetty, Grace Wilken, Christopher Evans, James Quisenberry, Shirese Hursey, Chaundra Bishop, and Maryalice Wu The entire Urbana, Illinois City Council seems content simply ignoring numerous public records...
How Urbana Officials Abused One FOIA Requester for a Year

How Urbana Officials Abused One FOIA Requester for a Year

by Check CU | Jan 19, 2022 | Latest Articles

Urbana City Clerk Charlie Smyth devised a scheme to unlawfully classify several Urbana residents as “recurrent requesters” which the City used to delay records requests for months and impose huge illegal fees. Check CU has covered numerous Freedom of...
Urbana Pays $12,750 to Settle Open Meeting Act Lawsuit

Urbana Pays $12,750 to Settle Open Meeting Act Lawsuit

by Check CU | Jan 17, 2022 | Latest Articles

City of Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin spent months actively muting residents for expressing opinions The City of Urbana offered to pay $12,750 for plaintiff’s attorney’s fees in order to bring an end to an Open Meetings Act (OMA) lawsuit which was filed on November 20th,...
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