2026 City Clerks New Law and Elections Seminar

Meet Logikcull at the 2026 City Clerks New Law and Elections Seminar

Public records requests are no longer occasional. City clerks now field a steady stream of CPRA requests from residents, journalists, advocacy groups and attorneys, and more of them ask for “any and all” records on a topic, person or department. A single request can turn up tens of thousands of emails spread across inboxes, shared drives and multiple departments, and someone has to gather it all before review can even start.

Then comes redaction. Personal information, privileged communications with the city attorney and other sensitive data all need to be protected before anything goes out the door. Doing it by hand is slow, and one missed detail can create real risk for the city. Meanwhile, the 10-day clock keeps ticking, often in the middle of an election cycle.

Logikcull for Public Records was built to take that work off your plate. It gives cities one secure place to collect, search, review, redact and produce records, with no special training required. Clerks use it to:

• Upload email files, then search them within minutes
• Quickly find responsive records while filtering out duplicates
• Narrow large data sets using filters for date, sender or keyword
• Flag privileged communications quickly by searching email domains
• Redact sensitive information consistently before producing records with confidence

The results add up fast. The City of Corona’s two-person clerk’s office now moves through public records requests 6x faster, keeping up with 80 to 120 requests a month without adding staff.

Event details
2026 City Clerks New Law and Elections Seminar
Sonesta Redondo Beach | November 18–20
Table 13

Bring your toughest records request story. We’ll show you how other cities handle it in a fraction of the time.

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