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Lawsuit endangers public accountability
Four Texas cities, Pflugerville, Alpine, Rockport and Big Lake, along with 15 elected officials, filed a lawsuit this past week to overturn the Texas Open Meetings Act, claiming that being prohibited from talking or e-mailing with fellow elected officials about pending votes before a public meeting is a violation of their First Amendment right to ...
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Water Shut Off to Pflugerville Residents
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Austin trustees look at dual-language program
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Pflugerville Sues Over Open Meetings Act
Pflugerville is one of five Texas cities suing to overturn part of the state's open meeting act.
4 cities sue over open meetings
Four Texas cities and 15 elected officials have filed a lawsuit against the state seeking to declare part of the Texas Open Meetings Act unconstitutional.
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Pflugerville joins lawsuit against state
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Pedestrain Killed in Morning Accident
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Pflugerville officials review what went wrong with pond project
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Open meetings: Frivolous lawsuit tries to take the teeth out of the law
The city councils of two small Texas towns have sued the state of Texas seeking to weaken the state's Open Meetings Act and are now backed by the Texas Municipal League, the lobbying arm for city councils and a traditional foe of open government.
The Galveston County Daily News
Using our money to erode our law
The Texas Municipal League has begun a campaign to weaken the Texas Open Meetings Act.