gkuzak@cecilpd.comThe Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law (RTKL) was first introduced on March 29, 2007, by Senator Dominic Pileggi in Senate Bill 1 and signed into law on February 14, 2008. The current law took effect on January 1, 2009. Most records of a public entity, such as local government, state government, including police records, are considered open to the public but must be requested using the Right-to-Know form provided by each agency.
Cecil Township's Right-to-Know Officer is Donald Gennuso, Cecil Township Manager. Cindy Stevens, Financial Department, is the second point of contact. The Cecil Township Police Department Right-to-Know Officer is: Lt. Guy Kuzak.
A right-to-know form for the Cecil Township Police Department is available on their website: Cecil Township Police Department Right-to-Know Form
Cecil Township's Right-to-Know Law Policy and Procedures and Pennsylvania's Right-to-Know Law:
Cecil Township Municipal Right-To-Know Application and Procedures
RTK Officer: Mr. Donald A. Gennuso
Right-To-Know Application
Right-To-Know Procedures
Cecil Township Police Department Right-to-Know Procedure
RTK Officer: Lt. Guy Kuzak
Right-to-Know Request
The Office of Open Records Right-to-Know Guide and Law
RTKL Citizen's Guide
About the Right-to-Know Law