Providing an exception to KORA that authorizes certain retired KPERS members to have identifying information restricted from public access on public websites that identify home addresses or home ownership.
HB 2419 amends Kansas' Open Records Act (KORA) to allow certain retired KPERS (Kansas Public Employees Retirement System) members to restrict home address and property ownership details from public websites. The bill creates a new exemption in KORA, specifically permitting these retirees to prevent their residential information from being publicly accessible online. This change directly affects retired state employees who were part of KPERS, giving them control over the visibility of their personal residence details. The provision adds to existing KORA exemptions but focuses solely on protecting the privacy of retired public employees' home information.
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Jan 2026
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Governor
Introduced Jan 12, 2026
Last action Apr 10, 2026
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Jan 12, 2026
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Referred to House Committee on Judiciary
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Jan 12, 2026
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Kyle McNorton
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