"Ensuring open and honest government is a bedrock principle of democracy. It can only be attained through the unfettered exchange of information between citizens and their government. A citizen’s right-to-know, sometimes known as freedom of information, fosters accountability, prevents abuses of power and promotes trust in government. Pennsylvania has codified this important right to access government records in Act 3 of 2008, called the Right-to-Know law."
- Pennsylvania Office of Open Records

Please find included below for your convenience a PDF copy of the Right-to-Know Uniform Request Form from the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records (as of 2008-12-30).

Having your plumber check your property's sewer lateral line once every five years is an important part of your maintenance responsibilities.

The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records website reports the following fee structure effective January 1, 2009 with a review of the fee structure in June 2009 (updated: 2008-12-30).