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Opengovernment@riag.ri.gov or contact us at (401) 274-4400 and ask to be connected to the Open Government Unit. Additional materials regarding the APRA can be found at: (then proceed to the ?Open Government Unit? page).
They may be reached at (401) 462-2121. Requests for records may be mailed to the Department of Human Services, Louis Pasteur Building, ATTN: Linda Shumate and Justine Fitzpatrick, 25 Howard Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920, or faxed to (401) 462-6594.
Ing to the Rhode Island Access to Public Records Act §38-2-6, it is illegal to use information obtained from public records to ?solicit for commercial purposes, or to obtain a commercial advantage over the party furnishing that information to the public body.? Rhode Island law allows 10 days for a public body to ...
Public Record. All records created by public bodies are public records, but not all public records are open to the public. RI General Law § 38-2-2 identifies which types of records are not considered open records.
Online Visit the Courts RI website. Click on ?Public Resource? Click on ?Access to Case Information? Click on ?Public E-Service Access? Click on ?Smart Search? Enter a record number or name of the subject. Click on ?Submit? Click View the ?Search Result?
Requests may also be faxed to (401) 444-1105 or e-mailed to records@risp.gov. To reach us by telephone please call (401) 444-1083. 2. You are not required to provide identification or the reason you seek the information, and your right to access public records will not depend upon providing identification or reasons.
Ing to the Rhode Island Access to Public Records Act §38-2-6, it is illegal to use information obtained from public records to ?solicit for commercial purposes, or to obtain a commercial advantage over the party furnishing that information to the public body.? Rhode Island law allows 10 days for a public body to ...