This bill amends the Freedom of Information Act of 1967 to create a new section that exempts the personal information of elected constitutional officers, judicial officials, elected county officials, and their immediate family members from being considered public records. The bill defines key terms such as "elected constitutional officer," "judicial official," "elected county official," and "immediate family member," and specifies the types of personal information that are protected. This includes home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, Social Security numbers, and other sensitive information that could compromise the privacy and safety of these individuals and their families.

Additionally, the bill prohibits governmental entities from posting or displaying this personal information in any public manner, whether for free or for a fee, including on social media accounts or governmental websites. If such information is posted, the affected officials have the right to request its removal, which must be completed within three days of the request. This legislation aims to enhance the privacy protections for public officials and their families, acknowledging the potential risks associated with public exposure of their personal information.