Public Records Policy - Right-to-Know request
The Right-to-Know Law gives the public the ability to request certain records from the District. Sometimes there may be costs for copies, postage, or electronic storage (such as flash drives). If there are costs, you will be given an estimate before the request is processed.
Before submitting a formal Right-to-Know request, you may want to try one of these quicker options:
- Environmental Site Assessment Search Tool - An online search tool where you can look up information about permits, inspections, compliance, and more for specific properties. This may give you the information you need without filing a formal request.
- Informal File Review - A simple online form that allows you to request specific information (such as program records, sites, permits, or time periods). This can often be used on its own or along with the Search Tool to narrow your request.
Kelly Primary Right-to-Know Letter
Turner Intermediate Right-to-Know Letter
