The City of Suffolk, VA, initially selected a FOIA software that didn’t meet their needs. Discover how JustFOIA helped them get out of crisis mode.
“We’re Not Living in FOIA Crisis Mode”: Suffolk, VA, Switches to JustFOIA Read More »
By automating public records request management and centralizing communication with JustFOIA, Breckenridge, CO, makes time for community.
Breckenridge, CO, Saves Time for the “Heart and Soul” of Records Requests Read More »
The City of San Marcos had one employee handling records requests—and barely making the ten-day deadline. They revolutionized their process with JustFOIA.
How San Marcos, CA, Shared the Records Request Workload (and Cut Processing Time 70%) Read More »
By deflecting requests for the wrong department and referring requesters to existing records, Bay County used JustFOIA to reduce request volume 23%.
Bay County Cuts Request Volume 23% and Saves Countless Hours with Deflection Read More »
Mead School District’s records request software implementation was live and processing requests in just 15 business days. Read their story.
Mead School District Sees Value from JustFOIA 15 Days from the Word “Go” Read More »
Learn how the City of Irving’s JustFOIA system enhances the requester experience, from submission to response.
City of Irving Improves Transparency, Citizen Experience with JustFOIA Read More »
RESOURCES Contributors: Stefanie Tarr, RMC, CMC, City Clerk, Courtney Coe, Deputy Clerk II, Michelle De Sutter, Deputy Clerk I Weighing in at over 1,300 records requests per month, the City of Peoria needed a solution to manage their requests. But one thing was a holding them back – Excel spreadsheets and file folders. That is why they decided
Peoria Clerk’s Office Shares Sneak Peek of Records Requests Process Read More »
Peoria, Illinois by the Numbers 111,021 Residents 344 Public Records Requests per Month 63 JustFOIA Users Across 14 Departments Contributors: Stefanie Tarr, RMC, CMC, City Clerk, Courtney Coe, Deputy Clerk II, Michelle De Sutter, Deputy Clerk I Peoria, Illinois, is the largest city on the Illinois River, with a population of 113,150. The nearby river port is busy
Peoria Says Goodbye to FOIA Spreadsheets and Hello to Communication and Accountability Read More »
RESOURCES It is effortless to complete open records requests within the requirements of the Texas Public Information Act. Watch as Becky Aldridge, Records Management Coordinator, City of Bryan, Texas, shares their story. This video includes chapters for easy viewing. Why implement a solution The before and after process Sneak peek of their system
City of Bryan Records Request Process Before & After Read More »
Bryan, Texas, by the Numbers 87,792 Residents 214 Public Records Requests per Month 147 JustFOIA Users Across 40 Departments Contributor: Becky Aldridge, Records Management Coordinator, City of Bryan, Texas Known as the “heart and soul” of the area, the City of Bryan, Texas, has a rich past, culture, and proud heritage. As a city neighboring
City of Bryan, TX, Makes Open Records Requests Effortless for Staff Read More »
Ocala, Florida by the Numbers 65,478 Residents 433 Public Records Requests per Month 950,000 Emails Received per Month 60% Reduction on Email Request Processing Time The words “any and all” can feel like a punch in the stomach. Records Manager Gary Blasczienski bore the primary responsibility for fulfilling public records requests for the City of Ocala,
City of Ocala Reduces Processing Time by 60% For “Any and All” Email Requests Read More »
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida by the Numbers 60,175 Residents 925 Records Requests per Month 4 Forms Created 20 Minutes to Process a Records Request We had the pleasure of interviewing Jenny Thomas, operations manager at Palm Beach Gardens. Watch what she had to say about the 50% reduction in time it takes to process a
Palm Beach Gardens Simplifies Building Records Requests Read More »
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