Private Investigator Blog

The telephone numbers for Contra Costa County, California public agencies can be accessed here. Links to Federal telephone directories and agency numbers are listed here and another list is compiled by FirstGov. An imperfect set of search returns for states’...
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The New York City schools will charge an additional fee for documents that require redaction of any...
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The Texas Attorney General talks about public records and mentions that security tapes at public university are subject to the Public Records Act. Read the interview (free...
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Search the SimplyHired site by employer and/or geographical region to see who’s...
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I wouldn’t cite anything that happens in Blacksburg, Virginia (population 39,000) as a trend, but their City Council is considering slapping fines on dumpster divers, if a complaint is lodged. This reminds those of us who are fond of other...
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Cop number 1 alleges that cop number 2 sexually harassed her. Cop number 2 requests the records generated related to the allegation, under the Public Records Act, but the police chief issues a denial. Cop sues to get records, looses,...
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Ohio’s Attorney General has just released the 2005 Public Records Act and Open Meetings Act handbook, a 185 page pdf of the statutes and case law regarding the application of public records and open meetings law in...
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Searchsystems.net, a free online searchable database of public records links has updated the following page. Inmates Nebraska thru...
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Sneak in to the California State Archive in Sacramento to view the indexes of these records of births, deaths, marriages wills and probates. Here are just a few of the vital record resources you’ll find. ALAMEDA COUNTY – Marriage, 1854-1955...
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Here’s a list of the potential damage proposed by the Washington State...
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