Public Records - As introduced, requires personal information of certain state and local officials to be maintained confidentially upon request; authorizes the release of such information by court order, subpoena, or pursuant to an active law enforcement investigation. - Amends TCA Title 10, Chapter 7.

SB 209 allows specific public officials - including law enforcement officers, child welfare investigators, revenue collectors, judges, prosecutors, and public defenders - to request that their home addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and official photos be kept private from public records. Officials must submit a written request to each relevant government agency, which then must withhold this information from public access. However, the bill permits disclosure if a court orders it, a subpoena is issued, or during an active law enforcement investigation. The law does not restrict access to other public records that may contain this information.