Responsibilities include:
- Serving as support to the Town Manager and Town Council
- Acting as a liaison between the Council and citizens
- Preserving official historical records
- Conducting a wide variety of functions as required by the Town Code and Virginia statutes
- Serving as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Officer for the Town
Fax: (540) 832-2449
Email: jjones@gordonsville.org
Post Office Box 276
112 South Main Street
Gordonsville, Virginia 22942
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F
Rights & Responsibilities:
The Rights of Requesters and the Responsibilities of the
Town of Gordonsville under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Your request does not have to be in writing; however , submitting a request in writing creates a record of the request and provides us with a clear statement of the records you are requesting. There is no required language, however, you should be as specific as possible so we can get the information you are looking for as accurately as possible. Please include a phone number and/or email address where we can contact you in we need to clarify your request.
After the Town receives your request for records, the Town has 5 business days to respond to you, either by asking for more details about the request; filling the request; filling part of the request; denying the request; or letting you know that all or part of your request is denied, the Town will state what parts of the Freedom of Information Act exempt that information from mandatory public release. (Some common exemptions include personnel records, medical records, and information that is part of criminal investigations.)
To request records from the Town of Gordonsville, please contact the Town Clerk. The full rights and responsibilities of the Town of Gordonsville under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act are available at this link.
The Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council is also available to answer questions about FOIA. The Council may be contacted by e-mail to foiacouncil@dls.virginia.gov, or by phone at (804) 225-3056 or [toll free] 1-866-448-4100. Please click here for the online public comment form on the Freedom on Information Advisory Council's website to enable any requester to comment on the quality of assistance provided to the requester by the the public body.