Request for Information under Texas Public Information Act

The Texas Public Information Act allows the public the right of access to government information. All persons who request information must do so in writing, submitting a written request that includes enough description and details of the information you are requesting, allowing the governmental body to accurately identify and locate the items which you are requesting. The request must be for records or information that already exists. The Public Information Act does not require a governmental body to create new records, perform legal research or to answer questions. The requester may ask to inspect records, obtain copies of records or both. Although most government information is available under the Act, some exceptions exist.

Written requests submitted under the Texas Public Information Act may be submitted by mail, fax, e-mail or in person to the following individual: