PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS

The California Public Records At (CPRA) was originally enacted in 1968. It requires that governmental records be made accessible to the public upon request, unless otherwise exempted by law.

Under the California Public Records Act (California Government Code Section 6250 et seq.), any person can request records in the possession of a local government agency or special district. Once the records are requested, LPS has 10 days to make a determination whether there are responsive records and make them available to the requesting party in a reasonable amount of time.

Please submit all requests by completing the Public Records Request Form. Electronic requests are preferred, as they allow us to easily and rapidly communicate your request to the LPS department or staff person responsible for the records you are seeking.

Records that are exempt from the California Public Records Act include, but are not limited to: student information*, personnel records, negotiation strategies, drafts, and records that are part of the deliberative process.

For more information, please contact: info@leadps.org

*Please note: This is NOT to be used to request a transcript. Please visit this page if you are requesting a copy of your transcript or other student record. Student records are not public records and must be requested by the student or parent/guardian is the student is under 18 years of age.