Government Transparency
Free tools and training for the people who run Oklahoma's towns, cities, counties, schools and police departments, and for the citizens who hold them to account. When everyone knows the rules, meetings run better, stops end safely and trust comes back.
Cities, towns, counties and boards
Clerks, mayors, councilors, trustees and commissioners.
Police and sheriff's offices
Patrol officers, supervisors and trainers.
Citizens and activists
Residents, organizers, auditors and citizen journalists.
Free for every Oklahoma public body
A secure workspace where your clerk builds the agenda, checks it against the Open Meeting Act and gets a corrected Word copy back, ready to post.
Put these on the counter at City Hall, hand them out at the start of a meeting, or use them at roll call. Each one leaves room to add your city's name.
How meetings, notice, agendas, executive sessions and recording work in Oklahoma.
The posting clock, plain-language items, executive session wording and a checklist.
How to be heard, and the First Amendment rules every chair should know.
Rights and responsibilities on both sides of the lens, with Oklahoma law.
Specific requests, prompt answers, fair fees and the phone in your pocket.
The Open Government Pledge
Guerrilla News is an accountability newsroom. We also want local government to work. These tools are free because good meetings and safe stops are good for everyone.
Your Agenda Desk drafts are yours. They are private to your public body. Our reporters and editors have no access to them, and we do not use them for reporting. An agenda becomes news the same way it always has: when you post it.
This is education, not legal advice. Our checks and courses cite Oklahoma law as of October 2026. Your attorney has the final word on your agenda and your policies.