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- Print and return the City of Muskogee open-records request form to the City Clerk or mail it to the Clerk’s mailing address.
- The City of Muskogee warns that fees may apply for obtaining open records; check the city fee schedule for details.
- When mailing a records request, include the completed request form, any required fee, and a self-addressed stamped envelope if the agency requires one.
- If you call about a detainee, have the person’s full name, date of birth, and any booking or inmate ID ready to help staff locate records.
Common Questions
How do I submit an open-records request to the City of Muskogee?
Print and complete the City of Muskogee open-records request form. Then submit it to the City Clerk in person or mail it to the City Clerk’s mailing address provided by the city.
Will I have to pay to get records from the City of Muskogee?
Fees may apply for City of Muskogee open-records requests. Check the city fee schedule before you submit your request so you know what charges could apply.
What should I include when mailing a records request to the City Clerk?
Include the completed request form and any required payment in the format the agency accepts. If you want records mailed back, include a self-addressed stamped envelope or the return postage the agency requests.
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