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Public Records

Public records requests filed with the City of Moscow in 2026, and every file the City released. Files are posted as released, with the City's redactions intact.

Portal status checked August 31, 2026. 10 requests, 82 files. Requests that returned no documents are listed with the invoice or denial on record.

26-231Closed, no records
East City Park Stage records (follow-up to the March 31 request)
Filed June 2026 · 0 files · invoice unpaid
26-262Closed, fulfilled
FY2027 budget build files
Filed June 2026 · 23 files · staff cost $173.32
26-553Open, invoice unpaid
Offers to fund, donate, or build the East City Park Stage
Filed July 23, 2026 · 0 files · invoice about $108
26-554Closed, 46 files
Staff records and public comment on Ordinance 2026-04
Filed July 23, 2026 · 46 files · fee waiver granted; marked unpublished by the City
26-555Open, deposit paid, production pending
Internal communications on Ordinance 2026-04, seven custodians
Filed July 23, 2026 · 0 files · deposit paid
26-556Denied
Community Development Department memoranda and staff guidance
Filed July 23, 2026 · 0 files · overly broad, Idaho Code 74-102(4)
26-598Closed, 10 files
Memoranda to the Community Development Department, calendar year 2025
Filed July 27, 2026 · 10 files · no fee
26-645Closed, 2 files
East City Park Stage bid documents
Filed August 3, 2026 · 2 files · no fee
26-897Closed, no records
The 111-plan review study cited in the Ordinance 2026-04 presentations
Filed August 25, 2026 · 0 files · City pointed to 26-554; reopening requested
26-926Responded, 1 file
Identification of executive session topics, Idaho Code 74-205(2)
Filed August 27, 2026 · 1 file · the file is the July 6 minutes, already in 26-554

How to read a request page

Each request page shows what was asked, what the City said, and a table of every file the City released. Tap a file to read its extracted text on this site, or open and download the original. Large PDFs open in a new tab rather than inline so they do not freeze your phone. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files download.

File names and folder names are the City's own. The file page lists the size and a SHA-256 hash so anyone can confirm a download matches what the City released.