Open Data Board Discusses Privacy, Metrics, and Fiscal Access
The Cambridge Open Data Review Board discussed expanding strategic metrics, privacy standards, and fiscal data access on September 22, without adopting formal policies.
Open Data Review Board · Meeting of September 22, 2026
CAMBRIDGE — The Cambridge Open Data Review Board discussed expanding strategic metrics, privacy standards, and fiscal data access on September 22, without adopting formal policies. Alexandra Epstein presented a review of Seattle's privacy framework; board members Avanti Tilak and Will McArthur discussed privacy protections and fiscal transparency. Public commenter Young Kim requested better access to contracts and expenditures.
Staff reported on a July Vibe Coding workshop that drew 60 attendees, the largest yet, and partnerships with Boston University and local schools. No formal votes or policy changes were recorded.
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Source: the Open Data Review Board meeting of September 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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