The Governor's Office of Administration strongly supports citizens’ right to know, in detail, how their government conducts business on their behalf. Pennsylvania’s right-to-know law provides public information through agency open records officers. Citizens are urged to directly contact the agencies from which they seek information through the agency’s open records officer.
When we receive a request for information related to activities of the Governor’s Office of Administration, we make every effort to determine if the requested records are public and if we have, or have control of, them. We will respond as promptly as possible under the circumstances of the request. More information is available in the Office of Administration's right-to-know policy.
A wealth of up-to-date state contracting information is also available online through the Department of Treasury’s e-Library and the Department of General Services’ e-Marketplace.
We accept Right-To-Know Law requests for OA-related information via mail, fax, e-mail and hand delivery between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on any regular business day. Requests should be directed to:
Agency Open Records Officer Governor's Office of Administration 221 Finance Building Harrisburg, PA 17120 717.783.5055 phone 717.346.6774 fax ra-RTKOA@pa.gov
Office of Open Records
Citizens who wish to learn more about Pennsylvania's right-to-know law or appeal an agency's response to their request are encouraged to contact:
Pennsylvania Office of Open Records Commonwealth Keystone Building 400 North Street, Plaza Level Harrisburg, PA 17120 717.346.9903 phone 717.425.5343 fax OpenRecords@pa.gov