"Ensuring open and honest government is a bedrock principle of democracy. It can only be attained through the unfettered exchange of information between citizens and their government. A citizen’s right-to-know, sometimes known as freedom of information, fosters accountability, prevents abuses of power and promotes trust in government. Pennsylvania has codified this important right to access government records in Act 3 of 2008, called the Right-to-Know law."
- Pennsylvania Office of Open Records

Please find included below for your convenience a PDF copy of the Right-to-Know Uniform Request Form from the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records (as of 2008-12-30).

The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records website reports the following fee structure effective January 1, 2009 with a review of the fee structure in June 2009 (updated: 2008-12-30).