FOIA Transparency Log

Written By Joe P

FOIA Transparency Log

Maintained by F’nAround Media

Purpose of This Log

This page serves as a structured transparency log documenting the handling of all Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests submitted by F’nAround Media.

The public’s right to access government records is fundamental to ensuring transparency and accountability. The FOIA process exists so that government actions, decisions, and communications can be lawfully examined by members of the public and the press.

This log is an internal project maintained as part of our investigative work. It allows us to track patterns of compliance and non-compliance across agencies and officials, and to provide a clear factual record of all interactions related to these requests.

What Is Documented

The following will be included for each FOIA request submitted:

  • Full text of the FOIA request

  • Office or agency to which it was submitted

  • Date of submission

  • Date of acknowledgment or failure to acknowledge

  • All responses received, including partial productions and denials

  • Any violations of statutory FOIA deadlines

  • Related PAC complaints and rulings

  • Notable inconsistencies, delays, or procedural irregularities

This record is maintained to support accurate reporting, ensure accountability, and provide a verified public ledger of the FOIA process as it is being applied.

Legal and Editorial Standards

This transparency log is part of F’nAround Media’s investigative journalism efforts and is protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, relevant state constitutional protections, and applicable laws governing the rights of journalists to report on matters of public concern.

All content published here is based on official records, direct communications, and documented interactions with government agencies and officials. Opinions, where offered, are clearly framed as such and are protected forms of speech.

This page does not constitute harassment, defamation, or interference with government operations. It constitutes a factual record of government compliance with legal obligations.

Transparency is a legal obligation, not a discretionary courtesy.

This log will be maintained and updated as further records and responses are received.


Joe P