Connecticut’s Freedom of Information Act was created to let people see and understand the workings of their government. But putting the Act into practical use sometimes takes some help.
That’s where the FOIC’s Public Information Officer comes in. Much more than a mouthpiece, this person is involved daily in explaining to the public, and state and town officials, how to comply with FOI issues and requests. The guidance minimizes confusion and promotes the proper and timely disclosure of public information and records.
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