Vermont’s Public Records Law assures its residents the right to seek out, acquire, and utilize records kept by authorities, including arrest records, court public records, marriage and divorce licenses, and records of traffic violations, and this right includes the locals of Randolph. All crucial info on the numerous happenings of police officers, municipal courts, and local government are found in these records, and generally are deemed public unless legally redacted. As a result of these laws, occupants of Randolph can take advantage of transparency of their government, which then promotes a free and open society where the people may hold both criminals and legislators alike accountable for their actions.