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  1. The Human Resources Department is responsible for all employment practices and risk management for the City of Stoughton. Visit the HR/Risk Management Website. Located in the Stoughton Utilities Building. AmyJo GillinghamDirector Email AmyJo (608) 646-0272. Gini SkardaHR/RM Generalist Email Gini (608) 646-0273.

    • 207 South Forrest Street Stoughton, WI, 53589 United States
    • webmaster@ci.stoughton.wi.us
    • (608) 873-6677
  2. Ontario Province Public Records Search. Locate federal or provincial court records and legal assistance. Public resources and contact information for the government of Canada. Contact information for government departments and employees, additional government agencies resources. Search, request or file birth and death certificates, marriage ...

  3. Public right to access government information. Generally, information produced or gathered by government offices and agencies is accessible to the public. Government information can be valuable for businesses, reporters, and people involved in lawsuits. Some information is easily accessible, such as legislation, Commission Reports, or court ...

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    The Directory of Records (DOR) provides general descriptions of records covered by the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).

    The DORdescribes what records are created and maintained by ministries, which can assist you when preparing Freedom of Information requests for records. Not all records created by ministries are described within this directory. A record of information can be: 1. in printed form 2. on film 3. electronic (digital records)

    Some records may already be available to you without making a Freedom of Information request under FIPPA. You can contact the applicable ministry’s Freedom of Information coordinatorto find out if you can access the information without submitting a formal request. Other FIPPAinstitutions must also make information about their records available, but...

    Common records (for example, legal services, communication services, policy and planning) are created in every ministry within the Ontario government. These records have common requirements for how long a record should be kept and if the record can be destroyed or archived. Visit our promoting excellence in recordkeeping pagefor more information on...

    The directory of personal information banks describes the personal information maintained by ministries within the Ontario government. Browse the directory of personal information banks.

    You can contact us by email or by phone at: 1. access.privacy@ontario.ca 2. Tel: 416-327-1600(select option 9) 3. Toll-free: 1-800-668-9933

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  5. May 29, 2024 · Access to Information Roles and Responsibilities. Canadians. Canadians have a right to access government information. This right was recognized as quasi-constitutional in 2011 by the Supreme Court of Canada. Access to government information is vital to a vibrant democracy. It enables Canadians to participate in civic activities in an informed ...

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  7. For records that are not digitized, you will need to see them in person. If you cannot visit us in person, you may want to order copies or hire a researcher. References to federal government records found in our Collection Search database indicate if a record is open (access code 90) or restricted (access code 32).