The Wylie City Council held a meeting on June 11, 2025, where they celebrated the achievements of the municipal clerk's office. The meeting began with a recognition ceremony for the office, which received an award from the Municipal Clerks Association for excellence in management. This award is only available to offices led by registered municipal clerks in Texas, and Wylie currently has two clerks on staff working towards this designation.

City Secretary Stephanie Storm, who has been with the city since 2006, highlighted the various responsibilities of her office, emphasizing their commitment to integrity and transparency. The office manages public information requests, ensures compliance with the Open Meetings Act, and oversees municipal elections. Storm noted that they are also working on automating processes to improve efficiency for both citizens and city staff.

During the meeting, Jasmine, the records and information analyst, and Mary Bradley, the assistant to the city secretary, also introduced themselves. They discussed the increasing volume of public information requests, which have risen significantly over the past year. Currently, the office processes between 25 to 35 new requests weekly, with a notable increase of nearly 300 requests compared to the previous year. They emphasized the importance of adhering to guidelines set by the Texas Attorney General's office, which mandates responses within ten business days.

The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the office's vital role in city governance and the ongoing efforts to enhance their services. The council expressed gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the municipal clerk's office, recognizing their contributions to the community.