Philly Mayor Fair Workweek comments

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Re: Mayor's Office - Philly Mayor Fair Workweek comments Your receipt number is: 28977 Dear 170869-56579309@requests. muckrock. com,

Thank you for your correspondence. This is an automatic email confirming that your correspondence has been entered into our case management system for processing and response. If you have an additional request you wish to file, or if you wish to make a change to a pending request, please email it directly to righttoknowlaw@.phila.gov. Did you know that the City already releases a lot of information and open data online? You might be able to find the answer to your inquiry right now!


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Search for a property's L&I related permits, licenses, violations, and appeals with the L&I property history tool. 

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Find all of the City of Philadelphia's open data sets, including City employee salary data, on Open Data Philly, the Philadelphia region's open data portal. 

Search information about professional service contracts online at eContract Philly. 

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Search City legislation and related hearings online with Legistar. 

Obtain financial disclosure forms from the Department of Records. 


If you seek a police incident report, you can obtain the proper form from the Department of Records. Please note that police incident reports cost $25.  If you seek audio, visual, or bodycam records from the Philadelphia Police Department, you will need to make a request following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. Sec. 67A03 at https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=67A. Such requests must be made in-person or via
certified mail following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. §  67A(3) (aka
Act 22). Such requests are not processed under the RTKL. See 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(2)(a); 65 P.S. §§ 67.305, 67.3101.1. You may use this form to make a request under Act 22. Requests under Act 22  should be addressed to: Lieutenant Barry Jacobs, Philadelphia Police Department, Open Records/Right to Know Section, Philadelphia Public Services Building, 400 N. Broad St., 4W-72, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Such requests are not processed under the Right-to-Know Law.   Use the forms on this page to request copies of various public safety from the Department of Records, such as:
Traffic Accident Reports (aka "crash report" - also available through https://public-safety-reports.phila.gov/) A records check or letter of good conduct from the Philadelphia Police Department Fire Reports Emergency Medical Services Reports The City of Philadelphia does not process Right-to-Know requests for the organizations listed below. If you want to submit a request to one of these entities, please click the links below to be directed to their Open Records Policies: 

Philadelphia Parking Authority 


School District of Philadelphia 


City of Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office 


Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority 


First Judicial District (Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas) 


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CITY OF PHILADELPHIA LAW DEPARTMENT One Parkway Building 1515 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Renee Garcia  City Solicitor  BY EMAIL: requests@muckrock.com Re: Mayor's Office - Philly Mayor Fair Workweek comments Request #: 28977 Dear Peter Fugiel: Thank you for writing to the City of Philadelphia (City) with your request for information. This correspondence serves as an acknowledgement and receipt of your request as well as notice of the City’s Open Records Policy pursuant to the Right-to-Know Law. Written requests for records to state and local agencies in Pennsylvania are generally governed by the Commonwealth’s Right-to-Know Law (RTKL), 65 P.S. §§ 67.101-67.3104. In accordance with the RTKL, the City has promulgated an Open Records Policy, which requires the standard statewide Right-to-Know Form be used for the submission of written requests pursuant to the RTKL. See 65 P.S. § 67.504(a); Dekok v. Lancaster County, AP 2010-1197, 2011 PA O.O.R.D. LEXIS 25 at *5 and n.1 (Pa. O.O.R. Jan. 17, 2011) (holding that in accordance with the RTKL, an agency may adopt a policy requiring the use of the standard statewide form established by the Office of Open Records in order to file a RTK Request); accord Pa. Gaming Control Bd. v. Office of Open Records, 48 A.3d 503 (Pa. Cmmw. 2012). As your request was not submitted on or with the standard statewide form, the City does not consider your request to be a Right-to-Know Request pursuant to the RTKL and will process it as an informal request. You do not have to resubmit your request for the City to respond unless you are specifically informed otherwise. The City reserves the right to require a formal RTK Request be submitted pursuant to the RTKL before releasing records. The City is continuing to process the request you have submitted as an informal request outside the RTKL and will be in touch with you further to respond to your request. However, if you would like to file a RTK Request, please submit your request on or with the standard statewide Right-to-Know Form and email your request to righttoknowlaw@phila.gov – please do not reply to this email. Please include this notice with your RTK Request. Please note that if you resubmit your request as a written request pursuant to the RTKL, the City will deem your informal request to have been withdrawn.  The City’s Open Records Policy can be found here:  https://www.phila.gov/open-records-policy/ The statewide form appears at the end of the City’s Open Records Policy. If you require a hard copy of the form and/or policy, please let me know and one will be provided. The City reserves the right to assert any and all grounds of denial in its final response to your request. Respectfully, Feige Grundman Chief Deputy City Solicitor Right to Know Unit City of Philadelphia Law Department Tracking #: Fugiel 28977 Request Summary: All written communications received by the Mayor's Office from lobbyists or the general public during the period 1/1/2018–12/31/2018 concerning the Fair Workweek Law (File No. 180649). The requested records include written testimony, comments, letters, or emails addressed to former Mayor Kenney or his Deputies. Original Request:

 




From:
requests@muckrock.com <requests@muckrock.com>

Dear Public Records Officer,

Please find attached a Right to Know Request for written communications
received by the Mayor's Office from lobbyists or the general public during
the period 1/1/2018–12/31/2018 concerning the Fair Workweek Law (File No.
180649). Please note that I am using the MuckRock website to manage this
request and ensure that any records released are available to the general
public. A previous version of this request (#28977) was deemed "informal"
because it used an outdated version of the request form. I am now
submitting a standard request form for the same records under the
Pennsylvania Right to Know Law.

I am requesting these records for non-commercial research purposes. I would
prefer that the request be filled electronically, if possible, by e-mail
attachment. In the event that there are fees, I would be grateful if you
would inform me of the total charges in advance of fulfilling my request.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. I
look forward to receiving your response to this request within 5 business
days, as the statute requires.

Sincerely,

*Peter Fugiel, PhD* | Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Department of Labor Studies and Employment Relations

Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: City of Philadelphia Right to Know <righttoknow@phila.gov>
Date: Fri, Aug 9, 2024 at 4:03 PM
Subject: Mayor's Office - All Mayor's Fair Workweek Communications
To: <peter.fugiel@rutgers.edu>

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

Re: Mayor's Office - All Mayor's Fair Workweek Communications

*Your receipt number is:* 29069

Dear Peter Fugiel,

Thank you for your correspondence. This is an automatic email confirming
that your correspondence has been entered into our case management system
for processing and response. If you have an additional request you wish to
file, or if you wish to make a change to a pending request, please email it
directly to righttoknowlaw@.phila.gov.

*D**id you know that the City already releases a lot of information and
open data online? You might be able to find the answer to your inquiry
right now!*

Here are some common types of requests we receive and where to find this
information online right now:

- Search for a property's L&I related permits, licenses, violations, and
appeals with the L&I property history tool <http://li.phila.gov/>.
- Search for a property's Real Estate Tax Balance with the Revenue
Department's tax real estate lookup tool
<http://www.phila.gov/revenue/RealEstateTax/>.
- Find all of the City of Philadelphia's open data sets, including City
employee salary data, on Open Data Philly
<https://www.opendataphilly.org/>, the Philadelphia region's open data
portal.
- Search information about professional service contracts online at
eContract
Philly <https://secure.phila.gov/eContract/>.
- Search information about procurement contracts online with PHL
Contracts <https://www.phlcontracts.phila.gov/bso/>.
- Search City legislation and related hearings online with Legistar
<https://phila.legistar.com/>.
- Obtain financial disclosure forms from the Department of Records
<http://fdswebsearch.phila-records.com/Default.aspx>.

If you seek a police incident report, you can obtain the proper form from
the Department of Records
<http://www.phila.gov/records/PoliceFire/Reports.html>. Please note that
police incident reports cost $25.

If you seek audio, visual, or bodycam records from the Philadelphia Police
Department, you will need to make a request following the instructions
in 42 Pa.C.S.A. Sec. 67A03 at
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=67A.
Such requests must be made in-person or via certified mail following the
instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(3) (aka Act 22). Such requests are not
processed under the RTKL. See 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(2)(a); 65 P.S. §§ 67.305,
67.3101.1. You may use this form
<https://www.openrecords.pa.gov/Documents/RTKL/Act22_RequestForm.pdf> to
make a request under Act 22. Requests under Act 22 should be addressed to:
Lieutenant Barry Jacobs, Philadelphia Police Department, Open Records/Right
to Know Section, Philadelphia Public Services Building, 400 N. Broad St.,
4W-72, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Such requests are not processed under the
Right-to-Know Law.

Use the forms on this page
<https://www.phila.gov/services/crime-law-justice/get-a-copy-of-a-public-safety-report/>
<https://www.phila.gov/documents/public-safety-report-request-forms/> to
request copies of various public safety from the Department of Records,
such as:

- Traffic Accident Reports (aka "crash report" - also available through
https://public-safety-reports.phila.gov/)
- A records check or letter of good conduct from the Philadelphia Police
Department
- Fire Reports
- Emergency Medical Services Reports

*The City of Philadelphia does not process Right-to-Know requests for the
organizations listed below.* If you want to submit a request to one of
these entities, please click the links below to be directed to their Open
Records Policies:

- Philadelphia Parking Authority
<http://philapark.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/PPA-RTKL-Policy-June-2013.pdf>

- School District of Philadelphia
<https://www.philasd.org/generalcounsel/programsservices/right-to-know-law/>

- City of Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office
<http://www.phila.gov/districtattorney/aboutus/Pages/RightToKnow.aspx>
- Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority
<https://www.philadelphiaredevelopmentauthority.org/right-know>
- First Judicial District (Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas)
<https://www.courts.phila.gov/publicaccess/>

*If one of these sources has solved your inquiry, please let us know!*
Otherwise, thank you for your patience, and we will be in touch soon.

Sincerely,

The City of Philadelphia

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your spam or junk folder, please add this email address to your safe sender
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29069:674943

Dear Feige Grundman and Right to Know Law Unit,

I am writing to inquire into a Right to Know request I submitted for
written communications received by the Mayor's Office concerning the Fair
Workweek Law (File No. 180649). The request, submitted on August 2, 2024,
was acknowledged on August 9 in receipt #29069. The City asserted its right
to an additional 30 calendar days to review the request. More than 60 days
have passed and I would like to know when I might receive the requested
records.

Please note that I am using the MuckRock website to manage this request and
ensure that any records released are available to the general public.
Request history available at:
https://www.muckrock.com/foi/philadelphia-211/philly-mayor-fair-workweek-comments-170869/
.

Thank you,

*Peter Fugiel, PhD*

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Re: RE: Pennsylvania Right to Know Act Request #29069 Your receipt number is: 30004 Dear Peter Fugiel,

Thank you for your correspondence. This is an automatic email confirming that your correspondence has been entered into our case management system for processing and response. If you have an additional request you wish to file, or if you wish to make a change to a pending request, please email it directly to righttoknowlaw@.phila.gov. Did you know that the City already releases a lot of information and open data online? You might be able to find the answer to your inquiry right now!


Here are some common types of requests we receive and where to find this information online right now:  

Search for a property's L&I related permits, licenses, violations, and appeals with the L&I property history tool. 

Search for a property's Real Estate Tax Balance with the Revenue Department's tax real estate lookup tool. 

Find all of the City of Philadelphia's open data sets, including City employee salary data, on Open Data Philly, the Philadelphia region's open data portal. 

Search information about professional service contracts online at eContract Philly. 

Search information about procurement contracts online with PHL Contracts. 

Search City legislation and related hearings online with Legistar. 

Obtain financial disclosure forms from the Department of Records. 


If you seek a police incident report, you can obtain the proper form from the Department of Records. Please note that police incident reports cost $25.  If you seek audio, visual, or bodycam records from the Philadelphia Police Department, you will need to make a request following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. Sec. 67A03 at https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=67A. Such requests must be made in-person or via
certified mail following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. §  67A(3) (aka
Act 22). Such requests are not processed under the RTKL. See 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(2)(a); 65 P.S. §§ 67.305, 67.3101.1. You may use this form to make a request under Act 22. Requests under Act 22  should be addressed to: Lieutenant Barry Jacobs, Philadelphia Police Department, Open Records/Right to Know Section, Philadelphia Public Services Building, 400 N. Broad St., 4W-72, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Such requests are not processed under the Right-to-Know Law.   Use the forms on this page to request copies of various public safety from the Department of Records, such as:
Traffic Accident Reports (aka "crash report" - also available through https://public-safety-reports.phila.gov/) A records check or letter of good conduct from the Philadelphia Police Department Fire Reports Emergency Medical Services Reports The City of Philadelphia does not process Right-to-Know requests for the organizations listed below. If you want to submit a request to one of these entities, please click the links below to be directed to their Open Records Policies: 

Philadelphia Parking Authority 


School District of Philadelphia 


City of Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office 


Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority 


First Judicial District (Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas) 


If one of these sources has solved your inquiry, please let us know! Otherwise, thank you for your patience, and we will be in touch soon.  Sincerely, The City of Philadelphia Please Note: To help make sure that future emails from us don't end up in your spam or junk folder, please add this email address to your safe sender list.

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Re: RE: Pennsylvania Right to Know Act Request #29069 Your receipt number is: 30154 Dear Peter Fugiel,

Thank you for your correspondence. This is an automatic email confirming that your correspondence has been entered into our case management system for processing and response. If you have an additional request you wish to file, or if you wish to make a change to a pending request, please email it directly to righttoknowlaw@.phila.gov. Did you know that the City already releases a lot of information and open data online? You might be able to find the answer to your inquiry right now!


Here are some common types of requests we receive and where to find this information online right now:  

Search for a property's L&I related permits, licenses, violations, and appeals with the L&I property history tool. 

Search for a property's Real Estate Tax Balance with the Revenue Department's tax real estate lookup tool. 

Find all of the City of Philadelphia's open data sets, including City employee salary data, on Open Data Philly, the Philadelphia region's open data portal. 

Search information about professional service contracts online at eContract Philly. 

Search information about procurement contracts online with PHL Contracts. 

Search City legislation and related hearings online with Legistar. 

Obtain financial disclosure forms from the Department of Records. 


If you seek a police incident report, you can obtain the proper form from the Department of Records. Please note that police incident reports cost $25.  If you seek audio, visual, or bodycam records from the Philadelphia Police Department, you will need to make a request following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. Sec. 67A03 at https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=67A. Such requests must be made in-person or via
certified mail following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. §  67A(3) (aka
Act 22). Such requests are not processed under the RTKL. See 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(2)(a); 65 P.S. §§ 67.305, 67.3101.1. You may use this form to make a request under Act 22. Requests under Act 22  should be addressed to: Lieutenant Barry Jacobs, Philadelphia Police Department, Open Records/Right to Know Section, Philadelphia Public Services Building, 400 N. Broad St., 4W-72, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Such requests are not processed under the Right-to-Know Law.   Use the forms on this page to request copies of various public safety from the Department of Records, such as:
Traffic Accident Reports (aka "crash report" - also available through https://public-safety-reports.phila.gov/) A records check or letter of good conduct from the Philadelphia Police Department Fire Reports Emergency Medical Services Reports The City of Philadelphia does not process Right-to-Know requests for the organizations listed below. If you want to submit a request to one of these entities, please click the links below to be directed to their Open Records Policies: 

Philadelphia Parking Authority 


School District of Philadelphia 


City of Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office 


Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority 


First Judicial District (Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas) 


If one of these sources has solved your inquiry, please let us know! Otherwise, thank you for your patience, and we will be in touch soon.  Sincerely, The City of Philadelphia Please Note: To help make sure that future emails from us don't end up in your spam or junk folder, please add this email address to your safe sender list.

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Re: RE: Pennsylvania Right to Know Act Request #29069 Your receipt number is: 30333 Dear Peter Fugiel,

Thank you for your correspondence. This is an automatic email confirming that your correspondence has been entered into our case management system for processing and response. If you have an additional request you wish to file, or if you wish to make a change to a pending request, please email it directly to righttoknowlaw@.phila.gov. Did you know that the City already releases a lot of information and open data online? You might be able to find the answer to your inquiry right now!


Here are some common types of requests we receive and where to find this information online right now:  

Search for a property's L&I related permits, licenses, violations, and appeals with the L&I property history tool. 

Search for a property's Real Estate Tax Balance with the Revenue Department's tax real estate lookup tool. 

Find all of the City of Philadelphia's open data sets, including City employee salary data, on Open Data Philly, the Philadelphia region's open data portal. 

Search information about professional service contracts online at eContract Philly. 

Search information about procurement contracts online with PHL Contracts. 

Search City legislation and related hearings online with Legistar. 

Obtain financial disclosure forms from the Department of Records. 


If you seek a police incident report, you can obtain the proper form from the Department of Records. Please note that police incident reports cost $25.  If you seek audio, visual, or bodycam records from the Philadelphia Police Department, you will need to make a request following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. Sec. 67A03 at https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=67A. Such requests must be made in-person or via
certified mail following the instructions in 42 Pa.C.S.A. §  67A(3) (aka
Act 22). Such requests are not processed under the RTKL. See 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 67A(2)(a); 65 P.S. §§ 67.305, 67.3101.1. You may use this form to make a request under Act 22. Requests under Act 22  should be addressed to: Lieutenant Barry Jacobs, Philadelphia Police Department, Open Records/Right to Know Section, Philadelphia Public Services Building, 400 N. Broad St., 4W-72, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Such requests are not processed under the Right-to-Know Law.   Use the forms on this page to request copies of various public safety from the Department of Records, such as:
Traffic Accident Reports (aka "crash report" - also available through https://public-safety-reports.phila.gov/) A records check or letter of good conduct from the Philadelphia Police Department Fire Reports Emergency Medical Services Reports The City of Philadelphia does not process Right-to-Know requests for the organizations listed below. If you want to submit a request to one of these entities, please click the links below to be directed to their Open Records Policies: 

Philadelphia Parking Authority 


School District of Philadelphia 


City of Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office 


Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority 


First Judicial District (Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas) 


If one of these sources has solved your inquiry, please let us know! Otherwise, thank you for your patience, and we will be in touch soon.  Sincerely, The City of Philadelphia Please Note: To help make sure that future emails from us don't end up in your spam or junk folder, please add this email address to your safe sender list.