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Delaware Freedom of Information Act
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Delaware FOIA (29 Del. C. § 10001 et seq.) ensures that citizens can inspect and copy public records maintained by Delaware government agencies.
Only citizens of Delaware may make FOIA requests to state and local agencies.
Agencies must respond within 15 business days of receiving a request.
Yes. Requests must be submitted in writing by mail, email, fax, or online portal if available.
Agencies may charge reasonable fees for copies and for labor if a request requires significant staff time.
Examples include police reports, contracts, environmental permits, budgets, and emails of public officials.
Yes. Exemptions include ongoing investigations, personnel files, trade secrets, and security-related information.
You may petition the Delaware Department of Justice FOIA Coordinator for review or file suit in Superior Court.
FOIA covers federal agencies only, while Delaware FOIA applies to state and local bodies and is limited to Delaware citizens.
Yes. The Delaware FOIA is restricted to Delaware citizens.



