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Atlantis Residents Can Request Public Records from City Hall; Megan Legall is Records Custodian

Atlantis residents have multiple avenues to request public records from the City of Atlantis, FL, ensuring transparency in local government operations. Megan Legall serves as the designated Records Custodian for all such inquiries.

09/29/2026 · Lake Worth edition

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Atlantis residents can access public records from the City of Atlantis, FL, by submitting requests through various channels. This process ensures transparency in local government operations, allowing community members to stay informed about city affairs.

Understanding how to obtain public records is crucial for residents who wish to review official documents, communications, or other information held by the city. The City of Atlantis has established clear guidelines for these requests, making the process accessible to everyone.

Residents can submit their requests in person, by mail, phone, or email. Megan Legall serves as the designated Records Custodian for the City of Atlantis, handling all inquiries and facilitating the retrieval of requested information. This centralized point of contact streamlines the process for the public.

Specific types of requests, particularly those involving video records, may require a non-refundable deposit. Additionally, labor fees can apply to records requests, depending on the complexity and time involved in fulfilling them. The city communicates these potential costs to requesters during the submission process.

For those looking to submit a request or learn more about the process, contacting Megan Legall directly is the recommended first step. Her role as Records Custodian ensures that residents receive accurate information and guidance on navigating public records access in Atlantis.

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