Dexter, NY · Jefferson County
Freedom of Information Law Request for Records
This request form lets people ask the Village of Dexter’s Records Access Officer for copies of records or portions of records.
What this form is
Use this form to request copies of records or portions of records from the Village of Dexter under the Freedom of Information Law. Describe the records and include relevant details, such as dates if possible; the request also states a duplication fee of $0.25 per page and provides space for contact information and a signature.
Who needs it
Anyone seeking copies of records or portions of records from the Village of Dexter can use this request.
How to submit it
Send the request to the Records Access Officer, Village of Dexter, PO Box 62, 509 Liberty Street, Dexter, New York 13634, or email [email protected]. The form states a duplication fee of $0.25 per page.
About notarization
This request is signed without a notary; it has a signature line and mentions no notarized attachment or sworn step.
How to submit this form
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Download The Request
Download the Village of Dexter Freedom of Information Law request form.
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Describe The Records
Identify the records you want and include relevant information, such as record dates if possible.
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Add Your Contact Details
Complete the name, address, phone, email, and signature lines.
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Submit The Request
Send it to the Records Access Officer by mail at the listed address or by email.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Freedom of Information Law request form do?
- It lets you request copies of records or portions of records from the Village of Dexter and describe the records you are seeking.
- How do I submit the records request?
- Send it to the Records Access Officer at the Village of Dexter, PO Box 62, 509 Liberty Street, Dexter, New York 13634, or email [email protected].
- Is there a fee for copies of records?
- The form states a duplication fee of $0.25 per page for records requested.
- Do I need a notary for the Freedom of Information Law request?
- No. This request is signed without a notary; it has a signature line and mentions no notarized attachment or sworn step.