Right To Know Law Act

In Pennsylvania, on February 14, 2008, Governor Edward G.
Rendell signed the Right-To-Know Law Act. This new law
fundamentally changed the way people access public records of
their government and changed the way government processes these
requests. The new law created the Office of Open Records
to implement and monitor the law.

The Municipal Authority of the Borough of Oakmont, aka
Oakmont Water Authority, is an agency that is required to comply
under this Act.

The Municipal Authority of the Borough of Oakmont Open Records  Policy:       
   Click Here for Open-Records-Policy.pdf

The Right-To-Know Officer, Ms. Diana Alese, has the duty to process requests under the Act.
 
Requests should be submitted on the Pennsylvania's Office of Open
Records Request Form.     

Click Here for Request Form
 
Send completed Right-To-Know Form to:

                          R-T-K Officer
                         Oakmont Water Authority
                         P.O. Box 73
                         Oakmont, PA  15139
 
Additional information can be obtained thru:

                         Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
                         Office of Open Records
                         Commonwealth of Keystone Building
                         400 North Street
                         Harrisburg, PA  17120-0225
                         Tel. 717-346-9903
 
     Web Site:       http://openrecords.state.pa.us
 
     Email:             openrecords@state.pa.us