→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Village of Churchville provides an online FOIL request form but fails to disclose basic FOIL process information required by law, including timelines, appeal rights, records access officer identification, fees, and lawful alternative submission methods.

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Village of Scottsville provides a downloadable FOIL Request Form (PDF) as its primary and only documented submission method. While the Village clearly acknowledges FOIL timelines and fees, the submission process relies on mandatory personal

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Village of Honeoye Falls does not publicly document how to submit a request under the New York Freedom of Information Law (FOIL). Based on information available on the Village website, a member of the

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Village of Brockport provides an online FOIL request form with relatively limited required fields but offers minimal public guidance regarding submission alternatives, appeal rights, or Records Access Officer identification. The submission process introduces moderate

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Village of East Rochester relies on a downloadable FOIL request form (PDF) as the primary submission mechanism and provides minimal FOIL guidance on its website. While the Village clearly identifies the Records Access Officer

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The City of Rochester relies on a centralized FOIL portal that requires disclosure of personal identifying and contact information as a condition of submission. While the City provides extensive FOIL guidance, timelines, appeal rights, and

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR Monroe County provides multiple lawful methods for submitting FOIL requests, including email, mail, fax, printable form, and an online portal. However, the County’s online FOIL system requires extensive personal identifying information and presents strong

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Town of Irondequoit requires FOIL requests to be submitted using a standardized request form and has affirmatively instructed requesters not to submit FOIL requests by email, despite FOIL permitting email submission. The Town’s

→ This post is part of the Monroe County FOIL Submission Audit. View hub TL;DR The Town of Chili permits FOIL requests to be submitted without using its online form, including by written request via mail, email, or fax. While Chili offers an online FOIL form that includes personal information