The 1963 Ohio Open Records Law guarantees its locals the right to look up, view, and take records held by municipalities across the state, including documents, traffic violations, marriage and divorce certificates, property and lien records, and much more. This information contain titles, dates, information on events, sentences, proceedings and a lot more, and generally are all presumed public unless otherwise stated. Midvales authorities and criminals are both held accountable because of the openness given with this law, making Midvale, and by extension the united states, an even more free and open society.