Oregon

Oregon's Public Records Law provides a right of access to public records, with the Attorney General and Public Records Advocate playing oversight roles.

Requires meetings of governing bodies to be open to the public; enforced through the Attorney General's office and private right of action.

Sophisticated three-chapter framework: 279A (general/ethics), 279B (goods/services), 279C (public improvements). Formal competitive sealed bidding above $150,000. Significant small business and MWBE programs. ORPIN for vendor registration.

Applies to businesses processing data of 100,000+ Oregon residents, or 25,000+ if deriving revenue from data sales. Includes strong protections for sensitive data and children's information. No revenue threshold — smaller companies may be covered.