Today 175 Richfield residents received an email from the Village of Richfield noting on September 21, 2013 Gil Frank submitted an open record request to the Village of Richfield requesting Richfield residents email addresses. Gill Frank, former candidate for Village Trustee, lost his election bid in April 2012. He only received 14% of the total votes, or 888 votes out of 6,149.
The email message included the following:
Dear Registrants to the Village of Richfield Website,
I am writing today to inform you that your names and email addresses have all been legally obtained through an Open Records Request filed at Village Hall early last week. In total, the Village is turning over approximately 175 email addresses and corresponding names. Due to the provisions of the State Open Records Laws, information you provided to us is unfortunately not something that we are able to legally protect, as it is considered a ‘record’. I’ve attached the physical Open Records Request and our response for your convenience.
If you have any comments, questions or concerns please contact me at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your understanding and continued interest in the Village of Richfield.
Sincerely,
Jim Healy
Assistant to the Village Administrator
Planning and Zoning Administrator
(262)-628-2260
Village of Richfield
The request form indicates the request as:
Names and E-mail addresses of registrants to the Village of Richfield web site in a .xls file or other readable digital format available.
Please Email to above webmail addresses. gfrank@charter.net
While open record requests are legal consider what Gil Frank would be doing to you as a resident if he was in office and had more power than just submit Open Record Requests.
The email message included the following:
Dear Registrants to the Village of Richfield Website,
I am writing today to inform you that your names and email addresses have all been legally obtained through an Open Records Request filed at Village Hall early last week. In total, the Village is turning over approximately 175 email addresses and corresponding names. Due to the provisions of the State Open Records Laws, information you provided to us is unfortunately not something that we are able to legally protect, as it is considered a ‘record’. I’ve attached the physical Open Records Request and our response for your convenience.
If you have any comments, questions or concerns please contact me at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your understanding and continued interest in the Village of Richfield.
Sincerely,
Jim Healy
Assistant to the Village Administrator
Planning and Zoning Administrator
(262)-628-2260
Village of Richfield
The request form indicates the request as:
Names and E-mail addresses of registrants to the Village of Richfield web site in a .xls file or other readable digital format available.
Please Email to above webmail addresses. gfrank@charter.net
While open record requests are legal consider what Gil Frank would be doing to you as a resident if he was in office and had more power than just submit Open Record Requests.
RSS Feed
