Virginia FOIA Training Day 2020

On August 7, 2020, Fairfax County partnered with Alan Gernhardt, Executive Director of the Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council, to provide this virtual Virginia Freedom of Information Act (VFOIA) training to over 200 attendees from over 60 jurisdictions across Virginia.
For more information on the Fairfax County Office of Public Affairs Countywide FOIA Office, please email [e-mail] or call 703-324-2639.
For more information on the Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council, please email [e-mail] or call 804-698-1810.
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[@ASDDOCS]

This whole department needs retraining. I was told by Michael Cole that I needed to wait three years to get DashCam footage of an incident that happened in 2019. What a joke!

[@HORIZONCITYNEWSSERVICE]

I am assuming you are referring to your issues with the Fairfax County Police Department ?

[@XXxxMULLINSxxXX]

Is it required for me to give my name and address? What about retaliation? How come i can’t file anonymously? That should be a violation of my 4th amendment. If it’s public records that’s available to the public, it shouldn’t matter what state I live in, it’s public records….

[@XXxxMULLINSxxXX]

Is it required for me to give my name and address? What about retaliation? How come i can’t file anonymously? That should be a violation of my 4th amendment. If it’s public records that’s available to the public, it shouldn’t matter what state I live in, it’s public records….