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Public Records, Public Meetings

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This page collects the 8 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Public Records, Public Meetings”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Criminal Procedure, Public Records, and Public Officers.

Active Bills

State BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri bill requires body cameras, duty to intervene, and license revocation for excessive forceHouse Bill 1953 requires all on-duty Missouri peace officers to wear body-worn cameras, mandates that officers intervene and report when colleagues use excessive force, and requires the immediate dismState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 2466 exempts addresses of statewide elected officials and legislators from public record lawsState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 2385 Caps Train Lengths at 8,500 Feet, Restricts Blocked Crossings, and Mandates Two-Person CrewsState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri HB 2203 scales municipal code paper copy requirements based on online availabilityState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri restricts online access to unexecuted arrest warrantsState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 1633 restricts online public access to arrest warrants for serious offenses until execution or court orderState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri bill requires local governing bodies to adopt public comment policies and minimum speaking times by July 2027State BillMISSOURIMar 26, 2026Missouri House Bill 2562 Modifies Exemptions to the Sunshine Law

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Key Actors

  1. 01General Assemblyorganization7 mentions
  2. 02Joseph Englerperson3 mentions
  3. 03Missourilocation2 mentions
  4. 04Federal Railroad Administrationorganization1 mentions
  5. 05Melissa Schmidtperson1 mentions
  6. 06Richard Westperson1 mentions
  7. 07Don Mayhewperson1 mentions
  8. 08Jeremy Deanperson1 mentions
  9. 09Office of State Courts Administratororganization1 mentions
  10. 10Mike Jonesperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsMissouri bill requires body cameras, duty to intervene, and license revocation for excessive force, Missouri House Bill 2466 exempts addresses of statewide elected officials and legislators from public record laws, Missouri House Bill 2385 Caps Train Lengths at 8,500 Feet, Restricts Blocked Crossings, and Mandates Two-Person Crews (+5 more)
  • Topic to peopleJoseph Engler, Melissa Schmidt, Richard West (+3 more)
  • Topic to orgsGeneral Assembly, Federal Railroad Administration, Office of State Courts Administrator
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  1. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri bill requires body cameras, duty to intervene, and license revocation for excessive force
  2. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2466 exempts addresses of statewide elected officials and legislators from public record laws
  3. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2385 Caps Train Lengths at 8,500 Feet, Restricts Blocked Crossings, and Mandates Two-Person Crews
  4. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri HB 2203 scales municipal code paper copy requirements based on online availability
  5. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri restricts online access to unexecuted arrest warrants
  6. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 1633 restricts online public access to arrest warrants for serious offenses until execution or court order
  7. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri bill requires local governing bodies to adopt public comment policies and minimum speaking times by July 2027
  8. Mar 26, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2562 Modifies Exemptions to the Sunshine Law