Public records response delays at Ethics Office
Long Beach
Summary
After losing its assistant records coordinator, the Ethics Office is extending public records response windows to 90 days while recruiting a replacement. Residents requesting records may wait longer than the previous 30-day internal target.
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Last discussed Apr 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The office is using no-cost workforce development partnerships and a temporary staffing agency to fill the gap.
Residents who eventually receive records, and interns gaining city government experience.
Residents requesting ethics office records may wait up to 90 days for responses.
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