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OMA section 2.02(c)

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5 ILCS 120/2.02(c). Section 2.02 overview: Detailed public-notice rules: post the year's regular meeting schedule at the start of each year, post an agenda at least 48 hours before each regular meeting (and on the body's website if it has staff-maintained one), and give appropriate notice for special or emergency meetings too.

47 issues across 37 determination letters:25 violation found · 21 no violation · 1 no determination / resolved.

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How to challenge a denial on this issue

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When a challenge is strong

When the public body usually wins

Points to put in your letter

Common mistakes

Facts to gather first

  • Exact wording of the agenda item at issue.
  • Whether the agenda was posted online and for how long (especially for special meetings).
  • The specific action taken (vote, resolution, appointment) and whether it was final.
  • The category of employees or job titles involved in personnel actions.

These notes are based on non-binding determination letters; outcomes depend on specific facts, and you should verify the full PDF of any cited decision.

Drafting brief for an AI assistant

Copy this into your assistant to help draft a request, appeal, or challenge to a denial that turns on this issue. It carries the rules and decisions, not your facts: add those yourself. Machine-readable version: oma-2-02-c.json.

Violation found (25)

No violation (21)

No determination / resolved (1)