PENNSYLVANIA RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW –
Link to Statute
Right to Know Request Form
Under the PA Right-To-Know Law, all records are presumed to be public records unless disclosure is barred by:
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state or federal law or regulation
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judicial order
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privilege, e.g., attorney-client or doctor-patient
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one of the exceptions in Section 708 of the Right-to-Know Law
An Agency has five business days to respond in writing to:
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grant the request
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deny the request, citing the legal basis for the denial or partial denial
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invoke a 30-calendar day extension for certain reasons.
Bridgeton Township will accept written requests from the public by:
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e-mail
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U.S. mail
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facsimile
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in-person only by use of the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records Request Form.
Bridgeton Township will not accept Right-to-Know requests on other forms of communication unless accompanied by a completed Pennsylvania Office of Open Records’ Request form
Bridgeton Township will not accept or respond to requests received via telephone, verbal or written anonymous requests.
Completed forms for requests should be submitted to the Bridgeton Township Right-to-Know Officer:
Sheryl Patterson, Secretary / Treasurer
secretary@bridgetontwp.org