public records transparency (SB 272 compliance)
Summary
Banning is now posting a catalog of its major computer systems, so you can ask how the city tracks data. It’s required by state transparency law, but security and 911 systems stay off the list. If you care about open government, this gives you a new way to peek under the hood.
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Impact analysis
Expect little to no new cost to residents—this is mainly an administrative compliance step, not a big spending program.
Residents, journalists, and watchdog groups benefit because they get a clearer map of city data systems and a new way to request records.
No groups negatively affected
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