How To Search for Public Records Online

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Learn what you can and can't find out about gov't records

By Staff Reports
December 03, 2008
EAST STROUDSBURG — Are school superintendent contracts public record? Can I inspect a copy of a police report? Can a citizen obtain a 911 transcript? Are e-mails of the mayor and borough council public record? Are township supervisors' cell phone records available for inspection? How much can a public body charge to photocopy public records? Can a local agency be fined if it doesn't comply with the law?
Terry Mutchler, executive director of the new Office of Open Records, will answer these questions and others during a two-hour training for citizens and public officials of Monroe and Pike counties.
The training will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday in Beers Lecture Hall at East Stroudsburg University. Admission is free.

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Public records are a gold mind of information

It's true,
Public records have a huge amount of useful information you can dig out and use to your own benefit.
What ever it is you need to know, you can probably locate at a public record of some sort.
For example, you can find out if a certain person had a criminal record in your state or another state.
You can find out if he is married or divorced. You can find out where he used to live 10 years ago. What jobs he had, what phone numbers he owned, and on and on....

Done right, public record search can save you a lot of effort, time and headaches. So it only makes sense to take advantage of this great tool we all have...

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