Connecticut FOI Commission Press Release The State of Connecticut today recognizes the extraordinary public service of Colleen M. Murphy, Executive Director and General Counsel of the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission, on her retirement after a distinguished career devoted to Continue reading Connecticut honors Colleen Murphy, a champion of open government, on her retirement
06/14/18 – By Joe Wojtas Stonington — Highway Department employee Dan Oliverio said Thursday that the town’s 2-month-long investigation into his allegation that he is being unfairly targeted by Public Works Director Barbara McKrell did not substantiate the charges he Continue reading Stonington dismisses employee’s complaints about public works director – The Day
03/23/18 – By Steven Goode Two Blue Hills Fire District commissioners appeared before the state Freedom of Information Commission Friday to respond to a complaint filed against them last October. [Read More]
02/23/18 – Staff Reports NORFOLK — Tom Hennick, Public Information Officer from the Freedom of Information Commission, will be holding an Informational Seminar on Thursday, March 15 at 7 p.m., at Norfolk Town Hall, 19 Maple Ave. to discuss FOI Continue reading Norfolk to host FOI seminar – The Register Citizen
02/21/18 – By Sheridan Cyr The State of Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission approved the report of the hearing officer as-written, and that marked the end of the state’s investigation into a complaint filed on Aug. 7, 2017 by former Continue reading FOI Commission closes investigation – The Southington Observer
01/30/18 – By Melvin Mason A resident who says the Board of Education should have made more room for people seeking to attend the Jan. 22 Board of Education meeting has filed a complaint with the state Freedom of Information Continue reading FOI complaint filed against Board of Ed – Stratford Star
01/26/18 – By Eugene Driscoll A Derby police officer faces disciplinary action Monday, according to an agenda of the Derby Board of Police Commissioners. [Read More]
01/26/18 – By Jesse Buchanan Town officials are asking the legislature to consider allowing municipalities to charge a fee for processing Freedom of Information requests, which police say have become more time-consuming with the implementation of cruiser and body cameras. Continue reading Cheshire asking for ability to charge for FOI requests – Meriden Record-Journal
01/25/18 – The public is invited to learn about the Freedom of Information Act during a free workshop Tuesday, February 13, at 7 pm, in the Council Chambers of Newtown Municipal Center, 3 Primrose Street. [Read More]
01/19/18 – By Jesse Buchanan SOUTHINGTON — A hearing officer recommended that the state Freedom of Information Commission dismiss a complaint against town councilors filed last year by Democrat John Moise, a former finance board member. [Read More]
