District of Columbia Public Records
What is Excluded From Washington D.C. Public Records?
The capital of the United States must also create their own public records. These records need to contain all of the information considered of interest to the public, and are designed to make sure that the government does not try to keep secrets from the citizens of the country.
Yet not everything is included within Washington D.C. public records. Some examples of excluded records include:
Washington D.C. public records are a fairly substantial grouping of information. If you need to request these records, you can contact the government offices or visit a data aggregate site that has collected the information for you online.
Additional District of Columbia Resources
The links listed below lead to government agencies that provide free online access to public record information.