Right to Know

In 2008, Pennsylvania’s Right to Know Law was passed. The objective of this law is to empower citizens by affording them access to information concerning the activities of their government.  The law is designed to promote access to official government information to prohibit secrets, scrutinize the actions of public officials, and make public officials and agencies accountable for their actions.

The full text of the Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law may be found by clicking here: 

Making a Right-to-Know Request

Requests for East Caln Township records should be directed to the Right-to-Know Officer using either the state Standard Right-to-Know Record Request Form or the East Caln Township Electronic Request Form.

Pennsylvania Office of Open Records:

You have a right to appeal, if the information you have requested from East Caln Township is denied, in writing within 15 days of the Township’s written denial to: 

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Office of Open Records
333 Market Street, 16^th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17101-2234

Phone: 717-346-9903
Fax: 717-425-5343

E-mail: openrecords@pa.gov
Website: openrecords.state.pa.us