Right to Know Law

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Right-to-Know Law and Governmental Records and Meetings

Join Legal Services Counsel Stephen Buckley and Municipal Services Counsel Natch Greyes who will provide guidance on handling governmental record matters arising under the Right-to-Know Law, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

2020 Local Officials Workshop (April 7, 2020)

Presented by NHMA's Legal Services attorneys, these VIRTUAL workshops provide municipal officials with tools and information to effectively serve their communities. 

Topics will include the Right-to-Know Law, ethics and conflicts, effective meetings, town governance, municipal roads, budget and finance, and more. Ample time allowed for questions, answers, and discussion. 

Attendees will receive a digital copy of NHMA's 2020 edition of the publication, Knowing the Territory.

2020 Local Officials Workshop (May 19, 2020)

Presented by NHMA's Legal Services attorneys, these VIRTUAL workshops provide municipal officials with tools and information to effectively serve their communities. 

Topics will include the Right-to-Know Law, ethics and conflicts, effective meetings, town governance, municipal roads, budget and finance, and more. Ample time allowed for questions, answers, and discussion. 

Attendees will receive a digital copy of NHMA's 2020 edition of the publication, Knowing the Territory.

Right-to-Know Law - Governmental Meetings & Records Virtual Workshop

Join NHMA's Legal Services Counsel Stephen Buckley and Municipal Services Counsel Natch Greyes who will discuss the requirements for holding a proper public meeting, as well the exceptions to the meeting requirement (the so-called "non-meeting"), in light of the Covid-19 epidemic. The attorneys will also provide guidance on handling governmental record matters arising under the Right-to-Know Law.

2020 Local Officials Workshop (May 19, 2020)

Presented by NHMA's Legal Services attorneys, these VIRTUAL workshops provide municipal officials with tools and information to effectively serve their communities. 

Topics will include the Right-to-Know Law, ethics and conflicts, effective meetings, town governance, municipal roads, budget and finance, and more. Ample time allowed for questions, answers, and discussion. 

Attendees will receive a digital copy of NHMA's 2020 edition of the publication, Knowing the Territory.

Right-to-Know Law - Governmental Meetings & Records Virtual Workshop

Join NHMA's Legal Services Counsel Stephen Buckley and Municipal Services Counsel Natch Greyes who will discuss the requirements for holding a proper public meeting, as well the exceptions to the meeting requirement (the so-called "non-meeting"), in light of the Covid-19 epidemic. The attorneys will also provide guidance on handling governmental record matters arising under the Right-to-Know Law.

2020 Local Officials Workshop

Presented by NHMA's Legal Services attorneys, these VIRTUAL workshops provide municipal officials with tools and information to effectively serve their communities. 

Topics will include the Right-to-Know Law, ethics and conflicts, effective meetings, town governance, municipal roads, budget and finance, and more.  Ample time allowed for questions, answers, and discussion. 

Attendees will receive a digital copy of NHMA's 2020 edition of the publication, Knowing the Territory.

The Right-to-Know Law and Governmental Meetings

Join Legal Services Counsel Stephen Buckley and Municipal Services Counsel Natch Greyes who will discuss the requirements for holding a proper public meeting, as well the exceptions to the meeting requirement (the so-called "non-meeting"), in light of the Covid-19 epidemic. The attorneys will address the fundamentals of the public meeting requirements of RSA chapter 91-A, as well as the particular circumstances that we face as a state. This virtual workshop will cover the procedural requirements and difficult “meeting” issues that municipalities are facing at this time.

2020 Right-to-Know for Law Enforcement Workshop

2019 Right-to-Know Workshop for Law Enforcement

9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Tuesday, January 21, 2020

NHMA Offices, 25 Triangle Park Drive, Concord

Two- to three-hour workshops held regularly each year in various locations around the state to assist municipal officials in handling governmental record matters arising under the state’s Right-to-Know Law (RSA 91-A).

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