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Documents & public records

Document management — full-text search, inline redaction, public-records queue with statutory clocks. Built for the clerk who is the records officer.

app.townadminpro.com / documents ● 4,218 docs · 4 FOIA active
Council minutes
May 7 2026 · Regular meeting
PDF · 4 pages · OCR'd · classified Public · 7-yr retention
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Town of Cedarbrook
Council minutes · May 7 2026

1. Call to order. Mayor Park called the regular meeting to order at 7:00 PM. All five councilors were present.

2. Approval of minutes. The minutes from April 23, 2026, were approved on a motion by Cllr Reyes, seconded by Cllr Bauer. Vote: 5–0.

3. Public comment. Twelve minutes of public comment were taken from six residents, addressing brush pickup, the Maple Street water main project, and proposed zoning amendments.

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Active FOIA requests · 4 with statutory clocks
FOIA-26-0014 Police use-of-force records 2024 Clerk Reyes Day 8/15
FOIA-26-0015 Town Hall HVAC purchase docs Clerk Park Day 5/15
FOIA-26-0016 Cemetery plot ownership 1980-2000 Clerk Park Day 0/15
FOIA-26-0013 Building permits R-1 zone 2023 Clerk Reyes Day 13/15

Department file tree, document preview, and active public-records queue with statutory clocks. Staff view.

Every document across every module lands here. OCR'd, full-text searchable, classified with retention rules. Residents submit public-records requests via the portal; clerks tag responsive documents, redact inline, and respond before the clock runs out.

Capabilities

What you can do with documents & public records.

Every document from every module lands here automatically

OCR with full-text search across all formats

Retention rules per classification, with auto-purge or auto-archive

Inline redaction tools for public-records responses

Statutory-clock tracking on every public-records request

Public document portal with curated subset

Common questions

Documents & public records — answered.

The questions we hear most when towns are evaluating this module. Anything specific to your charter, your state, or your existing vendor — we'll answer on the discovery call.

01 How does a public-records request actually flow through the system? +
Resident submits the request through the portal. The statutory clock starts immediately. The clerk searches across modules for responsive documents, redacts sensitive content inline, and releases the package — with the clock visible the whole time.
02 Can we set retention rules per document type? +
Yes. Council minutes retained permanently, building permits 10 years, financial records 7 years, etc. The system applies your state's records-retention requirements; expired documents either purge or move to deep archive based on policy.
03 What about documents from before TownAdminPro — can we import them? +
Yes. Bulk import handles PDF, Word, scanned images, and email archives. Documents are OCR'd, classified by retention rule, and indexed for full-text search. Migration scope is quoted up front.
04 Can residents search the public records library directly? +
Yes. The public document portal exposes the curated subset you classify as Public — meeting minutes, ordinances, resolutions, RFP awards, audit reports. Sensitive documents stay staff-only.
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