Tennessee’s Open Records Act ensures its locals the right to find, get, and use records kept by authorities, which includes arrest records, court public records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic violations, and this right extends to the locals of Flintville. These laws, or rather compilation of laws, offer Flintville inhabitants the opportunity to search for, record, and apply these records, which includes specifics about those concerned, when the event occured, the final results associated with a municipal motion, and specifications on what occurred. This legislation, that is mainly based on the U.S. Freedom of Information Act, are in place to be certain U.S. Citizens and citizens of Flintville are able to recognize their protection under the law, and hold regulators and criminals responsible for their actions, supporting a free and open culture for everyone.