Lowering Records Request Costs: Practical Tactics for Local Governments
This event is available on-demand. If you have any issues accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.
Effectively managing public records requests is crucial for controlling operational expenses and ensuring compliance. This webinar identifies key cost drivers in public records request management and provides strategies to minimize manual processing, control costs, and mitigate legal risks. Gain strategic insights from state and local government and discover how centralized technology solutions can drive operational efficiency.
Attendees will learn:
- How to identify and address the primary cost drivers of public records requests
- Proven strategies to reduce manual processing and improve efficiency
- Best practices for avoiding costly litigation and ensuring compliance
- Key takeaways and learnings from real-world government examples
- Opportunities for cost recovery where allowed by law
- The strategic benefits of implementing a centralized technology platform to streamline public records management
Join Tara Norback, Solutions Consultant, and Melanie, Product Marketing Manager for Granicus who work with state and local governments on records request management and operational efficiency. They will share practical examples of how agencies reduce costs while maintaining compliance requirements.
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