Council adopts ordinance to align Draper code with state records-management law; staff says public access unchanged
September 01, 2026 | Draper , Salt Lake County, Utah
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City staff introduced Ordinance 17-37 to clean up municipal code language related to government records access and to align Draper code with state records-management statutes. Staff described the change as administrative and not intended to change the public’s rights under the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA).
"It doesn't change public's right to request records or Draper City's compliance with grama, just cleaning up the code," staff member Nicole said. The council moved and seconded the ordinance and approved it unanimously, 4–0, during the meeting; no substantive changes to records-request procedures were described during the discussion.
"It doesn't change public's right to request records or Draper City's compliance with grama, just cleaning up the code," staff member Nicole said. The council moved and seconded the ordinance and approved it unanimously, 4–0, during the meeting; no substantive changes to records-request procedures were described during the discussion.
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