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AG office offering open records-meetings workshops

Published on -3/16/2010, 7:29 AM

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Kansas Attorney General Steve Six is offering a series of training workshops on the state's open meetings and records laws.

The sessions take place June 22 through July 1 in Salina, Wichita, Olathe, Pittsburg and Topeka. They're open to public officials, the public and the media at no charge, but registration is required.

Six said he hopes the workshops will clarify the Kansas Open Records Act and Kansas Open Meetings Act for those who attend.

Six's office offered the workshops for the first time last year. More than 400 people took part.

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