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§§ 25-19-101 to 25-19-110, ?any citizen of the State of Arkansas? may inspect and copy public records unless the records are specifically exempted from disclosure. The term ?citizen? includes a corporation doing business in the state. A requestor's purpose or motive in seeking access to records is usually immaterial.

The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows the public (?citizens?) to inspect and receive copies of public records of governmental agencies unless the law makes an exception for them. The law also requires that most meetings of ?governing bodies? be open to the public.

Code § 25-1-126. Current with legislation from 2023 effective through August 1, 2023. (b) All flags of the United States and flags of the State of Arkansas purchased by a public entity with public funds shall be made and manufactured in the United States.

The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows the public (?citizens?) to inspect and receive copies of public records of governmental agencies unless the law makes an exception for them. The law also requires that most meetings of ?governing bodies? be open to the public.

All types of government information are considered public records in Arkansas and are available to the public. However, some records like state taxes, adoption records, unpublished judicial drafts, ongoing police investigations, and historical information are exempt from public scrutiny and inspection.

(a)(1)(A) Except as otherwise specifically provided by this section or by laws specifically enacted to provide otherwise, all public records shall be open to inspection and copying by any citizen of the State of Arkansas during the regular business hours of the custodian of the records.