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Special to the Montrose Mirror MONTROSE- The Montrose Board of County Commissioners are proud to officially release the latest in transparency software — Montrose County Citizen Transparency. In cooperation with Tyler Technologies, Citizen Transparency is a module that provides Read on…
By Staff Reporter/Delta County Independent, Dec. 20, 2018 Delta County Citizen Report (DCCR), which describes itself as “an apolitical, nonprofit media organization reporting on Delta County government activities,” filed suit last week against the Delta County Board of County Commissioners Read on…
BY GARY HARMON, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel A Mesa County district judge will preside over a lawsuit by residents of Delta County that alleges the Delta County Commission broke open-meetings laws. Delta County Citizen Report filed suit, asking that several Read on…
KNVF Radio’s news reporter, Eric Goold, interviewed Citizen Report board members, JoAnn Kalenak, Bob Kalenak and Alan Wells, about the organization’s lawsuit against Delta County Commissioners. The commission posts its agenda behind locked doors after 5pm on Friday nights, preventing Read on…
DECEMBER 15, 2017, COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW E-NEWSLETTER The Delta County Citizen Report, which bills itself as “an apolitical, nonprofit media organization” in the western part of Colorado near Grand Junction, says it has filed a lawsuit against the Delta Read on…
By Katharhynn Heidelberg/Montrose Daily Press, Dec. 15, 2017 The grassroots nonprofit Delta County Citizen Report Inc. contends in a lawsuit certain decisions made by the Delta County Board of County Commissioners violated open meetings laws, and should therefore be voided. Read on…
By Katharhynn Heidelberg/Montrose Daily Press, Dec. 15, 2017 The grassroots nonprofit Delta County Citizen Report Inc. contends in a lawsuit certain decisions made by the Delta County Board of County Commissioners violated open meetings laws, and should therefore be voided. Read on…