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Corrections policy

Docket.pub indexes thousands of records automatically, and some of them will be wrong. If you spot an error, we want to fix it.

What counts as an error

Anything that doesn't match the source

A wrong vote tally, a misattributed sponsor, a misread dollar amount, an item linked to the wrong meeting, a council member's term shown incorrectly — anything that doesn't match the original public document.

Editorial summaries are generated from the source text and may paraphrase imperfectly. If a summary materially misrepresents what an item or meeting was about, that's an error too.

How to report

Send us a note

Email hello@docket.pub with a link to the page you saw the error on and, where possible, a link to the original source document so we can verify.

What happens next

We fix it, or we explain why we can't

If the source document supports the correction, the record is updated. If the underlying public document is itself incorrect or ambiguous, the discrepancy is preserved and annotated rather than rewritten — docket.pub does not silently reconcile disagreements between sources.

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