Montana’s Open Meetings Law promises its locals the legal right to look for, acquire, and make use of records kept by government bodies, including arrest records, court records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic transgressions, and this privilege includes the residents of Troy. This legislation, itself in line with the Freedom of Information Act at the country wide level, gives Troy locals with specifics associated with cases of governmental intervention, including the names and addresses of those involved, the activities leading up an incidence, effects and sentences passed down, and much more. People of Troy have the ability to better recognize their rights due to these laws, and the transparency available from the release of these records helps to keep both criminals and regulators responsible with regard to their actions, consequently leading to a more open and free society for all.