Colorado Open Records Act
Public records,
on the public record.
Ask the City of Fruita for a document and track it from submission to release. Everything already released to someone else is listed below — if what you need is there, take it now.
- 43
- Requests received
- in the past 12 months
- 28
- Completed
- median 3 days
- 0
- Records published
- available below
- Three days
- The City must respond within three working days of receiving a request, or explain why it needs longer.
- Some records are withheld
- CORA allows certain material to be held back. When that happens you are told which ground applies and why.
- Fees are estimated first
- The first hour of staff time is free. Beyond that you get an estimate before any work starts.
Recently released
Nothing published yet
As requests are completed, the records released are listed here for anyone to read. Until then, ask for what you need.
Make the first requestRecords released to one person are public. Anything withheld is listed with the ground it was withheld under.
What happens after you ask
01
You describe the records
Be specific about dates, departments and document types. A precise request is answered faster and costs less than a broad one.
02
Staff search and review
The City locates responsive records and reviews them against CORA. You are told if it will take longer than three days, or if there is a charge.
03
Records are released
You download them here. Anything withheld is named, with the ground it was withheld under.