The Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission administers and enforces the state's Freedom of Information Act, ensuring public access to the records and meetings of public agencies subject to limited exceptions. The site offers online complaint forms with instructions, a How Do I section covering appeals to the Commission, and a Citizen's Guide to the Act, which dates to 1975.
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