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City of Charlotte Word Template Citywide Records Program Public Records Request #3365 The following materials have been gathered in response to public records request #3365. These materials include: • Check Register – January 1, 2020 to February 10, 2020 This information was provided as a response to a public records request on 3/12/20 and is current to that date. There is a possibility of more current information and/or documents related to the stated subject matter. Further Information For further information about this request or the Citywide Records Program, please contact: Cheyenne Flotree Citywide Records Program Manager City of Charlotte/City Clerk’s Office 600 East 4th Street, 7th Floor Charlotte, NC 28202 [email protected] Amelia Knight Public Records Specialist City of Charlotte/City Clerk’s Office 600 East 4th Street, 7th Floor Charlotte, NC 28202 [email protected] City Clerk’s Office 1 NO. 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