On Fixing the Open Public Records Act
The following post by Marc Pfeiffer is being republished courtesy…
Marc Pfeiffer
Marc Pfeiffer served as a municipal administrator in several municipalities, and worked at New Jersey's local government oversight agency, the Division of Local Government Services, for 26 years, serving as deputy director for 14 years. He was the acting executive director of the Government Records Council (GRC) from April 2002 to September 2003.
Marc has broad experience in many areas of local government policy and administration, including specific expertise in areas such as finance and property taxation, public procurement, shared services and consolidation, technology, energy, labor relations, and general government administration. He also has deep experience in the legislative process and as a regulatory officer. He is currently engaged in research concerning the use of technology in local government.
Marc has broad experience in many areas of local government policy and administration, including specific expertise in areas such as finance and property taxation, public procurement, shared services and consolidation, technology, energy, labor relations, and general government administration. He also has deep experience in the legislative process and as a regulatory officer. He is currently engaged in research concerning the use of technology in local government.
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We need to fix OPRA – Let’s start here
New Jersey’s 22-year-old Open Public Records Act, OPRA, is an…
