Are MCCCD records considered public records?
• MCCCD is a political subdivision of the state • A political subdivision is a quasi-government agency with powers and duties established in the state constitution and in state statute. • Most records created by the MCCCD are considered public records • Disclosure: To reveal, to make known, or to make available for inspection. With the exception of student education records, the majority of records that are created are subject to review. • Non-disclosure: The act of, or decision made, to not disclose a record. Public officials cannot arbitrarily decide what information not to disclose. Requests may be denied based upon the requirements established by state and federal law.
