Nebraska’s Public Records Law guarantees its locals the right to look for, get, and utilize records held by authorities, including arrest records, court public records, marriage and divorce licenses, and records of traffic transgressions, and this right also includes the citizens of Oconto. All crucial facts about the various happenings of police officers, city and county courts, and local government are within these records, and generally are presumed public unless legally redacted. Oconto is dedicated to promoting a free and open culture, and embraces these laws and regulations, presenting its residents the equipment they require to keep both regulators and criminals similarly culpable for their choices.