1. Request
Public records requests are filed through the CPRA process.
209 Audit is the accountability engine behind 209. It turns public records, timelines, and documentation into a clear, searchable record of what happened—and why it matters.
209 Audit began as a response to being pushed out—and turned that pressure into purpose.
The creation of 209 was the answer: a platform built to counter fragmented, old-money-owned local narratives with something different—receipts, public records, and transparent documentation.
209 Audit follows a simple, repeatable process: request, collect, organize, verify, and publish.
Public records requests are filed through the CPRA process.
Responses, emails, reports, and supporting files are gathered.
Documents are sorted into a searchable structure.
Claims are checked against the actual documents.
Clear summaries and source links are released.
A searchable structure holding organized records, timelines, and source documents.
Learn MoreA step-by-step guide for filing and tracking public records requests.
Open PlaybookThe searchable entity and subject index tracking every record and next action.
Open TrackerDynamic records, community power, and newsletter intelligence interface.
Open IntelligenceThe publishing layer that turns audit findings into clear community-facing reporting.
Open Signal209 Audit is the foundation. 209 is the voice.