Stan Inman Campaign: DA Forced Release Of Carolynn Caudill Work Records

Republican Stan Inman's campaign for Oklahoma County Clerk said today it took the intervention of District Attorney David Prater to obtain records Inman claims show incumbent Carolynn Caudill "has shown up for work only slightly more than 30% of the time."

The records, the Inman campaign said in a news release, were obtained through an open records request made by Friends of Stan Inman.

Two requests were made on June 25th, 2008. One of the requests was about payroll and employees, and it was released within days. However, the request for records pertaining to county officials entry and exit from the security system located in the Oklahoma County office building were not responded to until the DA's office and Sheriff's Office intervened on Monday, the release said.

The records, which only go back to January, 2008 show: There were a total of 107 working days which comes to 856 hours of operation @ 40 hours per week or 160 hours per month; Caudill "badged" in 57 of those days. There was never one time that Caudill exceeded 20 hours in the office per week; She logged a total of 58 hours in February, 44 hours in March, 41 hours in April, 43 hours in May, and 32 hours in June. That equals 218 hours of being in the office out of a total of 856 total hours of operation, the release claims.

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