Public Records
Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes is known as the Florida Public Records Act. Any person may request access to public records of 91短视频 for any reason. The process of requesting, identifying and producing such records are subject to the provisions of Florida law and the policies adopted by the Board of Trustees, 91短视频.
Current and former 91短视频 students may request official 91短视频 transcripts online. Should you have any questions or need additional information, please email records@irsc.edu or call Student Records at 772-462-7460.
Public records request may be made in-person, in writing, or by phone. To request records, you may contact the Custodian of Public Records in the Office of the General Counsel, 91短视频:
- Phone 772-462-7051, Bryan Pankhurst, Legal Operations Manager
- Email: publicrecordsrequest@irsc.edu
- In-Person or Mail: Office of the General Counsel, 91短视频, 3209 Virginia Avenue, Suite A210, Fort Pierce, FL, 34981
Requests made by the media may be made by contacting the Public Information Officer (PIO) for 91短视频, Annabel Robertson, Associate Vice President of Institutional Advancement/PIO, as follows:
- Phone: 772-462-7241
- Email: arobertson1@irsc.edu
- Mail: 91短视频, 3209 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL, 34981
For purposes of compliance with the requirements of Section 119.12, F.S., the Office of the General Counsel shall serve as the general Custodian of Public Records, specifically for the purpose of receiving written notice regarding the filing of civil actions to enforce the provisions of Florida鈥檚 public records laws.
At least five (5) days before filing a civil action, the requestor must provide written notice identifying the public records request(s) at issue to:
91短视频, Office of the General Counsel
3209 Virginia Avenue, Suite A210
Fort Pierce, FL, 34981
Attn: Custodian of Public Records
Questions may also be directed to the Office of the General Counsel, at 772-462-7051.
Florida law defines 鈥減ublic records鈥 as: all documents, papers, letters, maps, books, tapes, photographs, films, sound recordings, data processing software or other material, regardless of physical form, or characteristics, or means of transmission, made or received pursuant to law or ordinance or in connection with the transaction of official business by any agency. State and federal laws exempt certain types of public records, or portions thereof, from disclosure under the public records law. Exemptions that frequently apply to 91短视频 records include but are not limited to:
- Education records under FERPA
- Social Security Numbers
- Disciplinary records in certain cases
- Personal information regarding certain public officers and/or their families
- Academic evaluations of employee鈥檚 performance
- Records of the College鈥檚 Direct-Support Organization(s) (DSO)
Documents that are public records but contain exempt information will be produced after removing the exempt information, unless the exempt information in the document is so extensive that removal is not feasible. The determination of which documents or information is exempt from the public records law will be made by the Office of the General Counsel.
What constitutes a reasonable period of time depends upon the circumstances surrounding
the request, including the nature of the request, the size of the request, the likely
quantity of records to be produced, whether extensive use of information technology
resources or clerical services are required, and the timing of the request and the
College calendar.
If copies are made for the requestor there is a charge of:
- $0.15 per page
- $0.20 per double-sided copies
In addition to the duplication cost above, if retrieving or copying the public records requires extensive use of information technology resources or clerical and/or supervisory assistance, the College will assess a reasonable service charge based on the College's actual incurred costs. Reimbursement for these charges may be made to the department or unit that incurred the charge. An estimate of the charges will be given to the requestor prior to responding to the request. All charges will be collected before producing the requested documents. The College follows the 'Extensive Request' definition outlined in .