TO: | Freedom of Information Commission |
FROM: | Thomas A. Hennick |
RE: | Minutes of the Commission’s special meeting of May 30, 2012 |
A special meeting of the Freedom of Information Commission was held on May 30, 2012, in the Freedom of Information Hearing Room, 18-20 Trinity Street, Hartford, Connecticut. The meeting convened at 2:15 p.m. with the following Commissioners present:
Commissioner Norma E. Riess, presiding
Commissioner Sherman D. London
Commissioner Owen P. Eagan
Commissioner Amy J. LiVolsi
Commissioner Jay Shaw (participated via speakerphone)
Commissioner Sean K. McElligott
Commissioner Matthew Streeter
Commissioner Sherman D. London
Commissioner Owen P. Eagan
Commissioner Amy J. LiVolsi
Commissioner Jay Shaw (participated via speakerphone)
Commissioner Sean K. McElligott
Commissioner Matthew Streeter
Also present were staff members, Colleen M. Murphy, Mary E. Schwind, Lisa F. Siegel, Paula S. Pearlman, Valicia D. Harmon, Cindy Cannata and Thomas A. Hennick.
Those in attendance were informed that the Commission does not ordinarily record the remarks made at its meetings, but will do so on request.
James McKinnon v. Michael Phillips, FOI Correctional Officer, State of Connecticut, Department of Correction, Osborn Correctional Institution; and State of Connectict, Department of Correction |
James McKinnon participated via speakerphone. Attorney James Neil appeared on
behalf of the respondents. The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s
Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
behalf of the respondents. The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s
Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
James McKinnon v. FOI Liasion, State of Connecticut, Department of Correction, Osborn CI; and State of Connecticut, Department of Correction |
James McKinnon participated via speakerphone. Attorney James Neil appeared on
behalf of the respondents. The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s
Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
behalf of the respondents. The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s
Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
Stamford Professional Fire Fighters Association, Local 786 v. Mayor, City of Stamford; and City of Stamford |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Norman Gaines v. Joseph Gaudett, Chief, Police Department, City of Bridgeport; and Police Department, City of Bridgeport |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Loren Casertano v. Chief, Police Department, City of Shelton; and Police Department, City of Shelton |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Loren Casertano v. Chief, Police Department, City of Shelton; and Police Department, City of Shelton |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Joseph Luciano v. Executive Director, State of Connecticut, Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities; and Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Jocelyn Demaio v. Commissioner, State of Connecticut, Department of Correction; and Department of Correction |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Darlene Chapdelaine v. First Selectman, Town of Eastford; and Town of Eastford |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Natalie Russell v. Business Manager, Chase Collegiate School |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Edward Kunin v. Tax Collector, City of Bridgeport; and City of Bridgeport |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Wade Martell v. Chief, Police Department, City of Middletown; and Police Department, City of Middletown |
Wade Martell appeared on his own behalf. The Commissioners unanimously voted to
adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report. The proceedings were recorded digitally.
Frando Webb v. Chief Court Administrator, State of Connecticut, Judicial Branch; and State of Connecticut, Judicial Branch |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
John DePaolo v. Director, Department of Public Works, City of Middletown; and Department of Public Works, City of Middletown |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Evan Pitkoff and the Cooperative Educational Services v. President, Municipal Interlocal Risk Management Agency; and Municipal Interlocal Risk Management Agency |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Michael Green v. Chief, Police Department, Town of East Hampton; and Police Department, Town of East Hampton |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Robert Cushman v. Chief, Police Department, Town of East Windsor; and Police Department, Town of East Windsor |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Alison Nichols v. First Selectman, Town of Essex; and Town of Essex |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Gene Ruocco v. Mayor, Town of East Haven; and Town Council, Town of East Haven |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
Michael Noon and the Connecticut Correction Employees AFSCME Local 1565 v. Kristine Barone, Administrator, Freedom of Information Unit, State of Connecticut, Department of Correction; and State of Connecticut, Department of Correction |
The Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt the Hearing Officer’s Report.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
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Thomas A. Hennick
MINSPECmeeting 05302012/tah/05302012