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Utah state and local government records obtained under the Government Records Access and Management Act, Utah Code § 63G-2. Newest first.

Documents are exactly as the agency provided them; only the requester's personal contact information has been blacked out. All other redactions are the agency's, citing the GRAMA provisions noted on each document.

Denial — Flock license-plate-reader data for September 10, 2025

City of Orem — Records Office · notice dated Aug 19, 2026

Orem's formal notice denying access to the city's Flock automated license-plate-reader camera data for September 10, 2025 between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. The notice describes the withheld record as “Captured Plate Data” and cites Utah Code § 41-6a-2004(1)(d)(i), the statute restricting disclosure of captured plate data, together with § 63G-2-202. It lists the requester's right to appeal to the City Manager within 30 days.

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Provo Municipal Airport — September 10, 2025 inspection report and denial notice

Provo City — Recorder's Office · notice dated Aug 18, 2026

Provo's response to a request for the airport's records for September 10, 2025: the airfield operations log, any record of unusual operations, transient-aircraft and landing/fuel records, and any correspondence with federal agencies about that day's operations. The city released one record — airfield inspection #2912, performed at 5:35 a.m. that morning, every item marked satisfactory — and denied the rest on the stated ground that “the agency does not have this record” (Utah Code § 63G-2-201(7)). The denial form states no other responsive records exist in any of the four categories.

View the inspection Download Denial notice inspection: PDF, 4 pages · notice: 2 pages

Washington County — Sheriff Brooksby separation agreement and resignation letter

Washington County · released Aug 11–13, 2026

The separation agreement, general release, and waiver between Washington County and Sheriff Nate Brooksby, signed March 28, 2026, with his irrevocable resignation letter attached as Exhibit A. The agreement records that the county had “received allegations of misconduct” which Brooksby denies; that he resigns effective March 27, 2026; that the county will pay him $100,000 within 14 days and “refrain from any further investigation into the allegations”; and that he may keep his county cell phone but may not enter secured county areas from March 30, 2026. The county attorney's cover letter responding to the records request is included separately.

View the agreement Download County response letter agreement: PDF, 5 pages · letter: 1 page

UVU release — September 10, 2025 event confirmation and coordination texts (request #26-221)

Utah Valley University · released Jul 31, 2026 · request #26-221

Eight pages released in response to a request for the agreement covering the September 10, 2025 Turning Point USA event: the event confirmation (“Turning Point Club – The American Comeback,” courtyard reserved 7 a.m.–6 p.m., expected attendance 200) and a text-message thread between UVU Event Services and the event coordinator running from August 19 to September 9, 2025. The thread records that the courtyard fountain was confirmed off “all day” for the event, a commercial filming setup was discussed, amplified sound was approved, a Major Event Assessment Committee review took place, and campus police were included before the event. Names and contact details are redacted by UVU under § 63G-2-305(11) and (12), and student information under FERPA.

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Washington County Sheriff — determination on the “Tyler Robinson” / “video” email records

Washington County Sheriff's Office — Records · letter dated Jul 29, 2026

The Sheriff's Office determination granting in part a request for emails matching the search terms “Tyler Robinson” and “video.” The letter grants access to the public portions, withholds personal information of non-public individuals under § 63G-2-302(2)(d) and § 63G-2-305(51), withholds attorney emails under attorney-client privilege, and sets a fee of $65.22 (three hours at $21.74, the lowest-paid capable employee). The office's payment form page has been omitted from this copy.

View the letter Download PDF, 1 page