identifying information; records; confidentiality

Summary

The law lets designated individuals—such as health workers, law‑enforcement officers, judges, public officials and others—apply to keep their name, address and other identifying details in county recorder, assessor and treasurer files from public view for up to five years. They must submit an affidavit with specific information and a judge must approve the request, after which the county office blocks online access. The measure is intended to reduce threats to personal safety.

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