Government-In-The-Sunshine Manual (vol. 30)

Prepared by the Attorney General, this is a reference book for compliance with Florida's Sunshine Law and Public Records Law. It includes the procedural and notice requirements for open meetings and public records, as well as the statutory exemptions.

The Florida Public Records Handbook (2nd edition)
By Joe Adams, edited by Mark Middlebrook & Barbara A. Petersen

This companion to the Government-in-the-Sunshine Manual is a guide to finding public information in Florida. It profiles more than 150 of Florida's most useful state and local public records, sharing what type of information is available and where it can be found. An ideal reference for consumers, business, the media, community activists, genealogists, attorneys, students, law enforcement officers or anyone else seeking useful information from local and state government. For more information, please visit the author's website at www.idiganswers.com.

The White Paper, A Narrative History on Open Government

This publication includes a detailed timeline and history of the public records law and sunshine law in Florida and an updated version of our Exemption Database - a searchable database of over 1000 exemptions to Florida's open government laws.

Reporter's Notebook

The multi-purpose Reporter's Notebook, similar to ones used by reporters, contains the most pertinent public records and Sunshine Law information on the inside covers, leaving the inside pages available to take notes. The notebook also contains a list of open government resources for immediate assistance with an access issue.

Quick Reference Guide

The Quick Reference Guide is a foldable laminated page, designed to fit in a notebook or back pocket for handy access and contains a comprehensive outline of open government laws and resource. The reference guide also contains a list of open government resources for immediate assistance with an access issue.

A Pocket Guide to Florida's Government-in-the-Sunshine Laws: Open Meetings & Public Records

Summarized from The Government-in-the-Sunshine Manual, 1996 Edition (Prepared by the Office of the Attorney General of Florida, and published by the First Amendment Foundation).