WOODSTOCK — Residents can learn how to request public records and find out when local boards are meeting at a free workshop Tuesday, November 17, at Woodstock Town Hall.
Russell Blair, the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission’s director of education and communications, will explain what counts as a public record, how agencies handle records requests and what rules apply to meeting notices, minutes and closed sessions. The town’s flyer lists time for questions.
The workshop starts at 7 p.m. in Meeting Room 1 on the lower level of Town Hall, 415 Route 169. Town boards, staff and the general public are invited.