Alabama’s Public Records Law of 1923 ensures its residents the ability to seek out, acquire, and use records kept by authorities, which includes arrest records, court case records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic violations, and this privilege extends to the residents of Yellow Bluff. This statute, itself based on the Freedom of Information Act at the federal level, provides Yellow Bluff citizens with information associated with cases of governmental involvement, such as the names and addresses of those involved, the situations leading up an incidence, results and sentences handed down, and more. Yellow Bluff is dedicated to promoting a free and open community, and embraces these laws and regulations, presenting its residents the equipment they require to keep both law enforcement and criminals alike liable for their behaviour.