Open Records Request
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Potter County provides information about Pennsylvania's Right-to-Know Law, which grants residents access to public records held by the County in accordance with Act 3 of 2008. The document explains that Potter County is committed to transparency and accountability, allowing the public to request documents such as meeting minutes and financial reports through a formal process. Residents who are unsatisfied with Potter County's response to records requests may appeal to the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records within 15 business days, with additional information and assistance available through the Commonwealth's Office of Open Records at 717-346-9903.
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Contact Us Gunzburger Building 1 North Main Street Coudersport PA 16915 814-274-8290 Email Additional Resources Commissioners Bid Oportunities Boards And Authorities Municipalities Open Records Request Reassessment Information Open Records Request HomeGovernmentOpen Records Request Your Right-to-Know Potter County is committed to fostering transparency and accountability in government operations. In accordance with Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law, residents and the public have the right to access and obtain copies of public records held by the County. We believe in providing open and straightforward access to government information, ensuring that our actions, decisions, and policies are accessible to everyone. Complete the Form Whether you are looking for meeting minutes, financial reports, or other official documents, the Right-to-Know Law empowers you to stay informed. At Potter County, we are dedicated to maintaining transparency and promoting public trust through timely and accurate disclosure of our records. Download Public Notice Pa. Act 3 of 2008, Pennsylvania’s Right To Know Law (effective Jan. 1, 2009), clarifies the responsibilities of public agencies to provide access to public information. Act 3 spells out specifically what constitutes public information/records, and what documents/records must be kept confidential. Detailed information about Act 3 is available through a website established by the Commonwealth’s Office of Open Records, accessible at www.OpenRecords.pa.gov. The Office of Open Records also welcomes questions about Act 3 by phone, at 717-346-9903 Citizens have the right to appeal the denial of access to public documents/public information through the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records (see contact information above). File An Appeal If Potter County’s Right to Know Officer does not respond to your request to your satisfaction, you have the right to file an appeal with the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records within 15 business days of the response or lack thereof. Instructions for filing an appeal can be found on the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records website. Download
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