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Citizen advisory in Century charged with Sunshine Law violations

   August 18, 2016

State Attorney Bill Eddins announced today that four members of the Citizens Advisory Task Force, an advisory board to the Town of Century City Council, have been charged with noncriminal violations of the Florida Government in Sunshine Law.

Alfonzie Cottrell, Helen Mincy, Sylvia Godwin, and Robert Mitchell have charged for having a public meeting that was not properly advertised. The meeting was scheduled and advertised to begin at 4 p.m. on July 26. Instead, the board met at 2 p.m. Read Century

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