Michigan Coalition for Open Government
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Michigan drivers are paying at least $186 a year for each car, truck and motorcycle they insure to a state created, non-profit private association tied to the no-fault insurance laws to cover the …
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A number of bills remain in the legislative hopper to improve public access and government transparency, and three court cases could have significant impact on openness and public access for Michigan …
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A modest revision that would provide clarity in the state's Open Meetings Act may go before the full House for a vote this week. Rep. Tom McMillin (R-45) introduced HB 5193 and 5194 that would further …
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Sad news to report from the front lines of the battle to keep government at all levels open, accessible and accountable to the people. Ken Bunting, 65, the former executive director of the National …
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Michigan dropped to 15th among the 50 states for budget and spending transparency in the fifth annual U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund survey of "Following the Money" to determine …
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The State Court Administrator's Office is holding a Stakeholders Meeting on E-Filing in Michigan Courts on Monday, April 7 at the Hall of Justice. MiCOG participated in an earlier meeting last year …