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OIP Director Sean Glendening

U.S. Department of Justice
@OIPGlendening
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  • @OIPGlendening
    OIP Director Sean Glendening
    U.S. Department of Justice
    @OIPGlendening
    Jul 3
    60 years ago tomorrow, the Freedom of Information Act was signed into law, enshrining transparency as a central value of our government. This defining act proved prescient. In FY 2025 alone, the public submitted more than 1.7 million FOIA requests across the government. Learn
    About the FOIA
    From justice.gov
    1
  • @OIPGlendening
    OIP Director Sean Glendening
    U.S. Department of Justice
    @OIPGlendening
    Jul 2
    In 60 years since the signing of the FOIA, the legal landscape has changed dramatically. With courts issuing hundreds of FOIA decisions every year, the Office of Information Policy provides clear, accessible summaries to keep FOIA personnel up-to-date. Explore the latest
    Court Decisions Overview
    From justice.gov
    1
  • @OIPGlendening
    OIP Director Sean Glendening
    U.S. Department of Justice
    @OIPGlendening
    Jul 1
    Nearly 60 years after the passage of the FOIA, demand for federal records grows each year. Technology plays a critical role in helping agencies keep up. Recently, the Technology Committee of the Chief FOIA Officers Council, together with @FOIA_Ombuds and OIP, hosted the NexGen
  • @OIPGlendening
    OIP Director Sean Glendening
    U.S. Department of Justice
    @OIPGlendening
    Jun 30
    As we look back on the 60th anniversary of the signing of the FOIA, the numbers remind us that the demand for government transparency has only increased. In the first five years after FOIA was signed into law, the DOJ received a total of 535 requests. In FY25, DOJ
    Reports
    From justice.gov
  • @OIPGlendening
    OIP Director Sean Glendening
    U.S. Department of Justice
    @OIPGlendening
    Jun 29
    This July 4th marks 60 years since the Freedom of Information Act was signed into law, offering unprecedented public access to federal records. Today, the FOIA serves as the global standard for open government. You can explore FOIA data going back to 2008 on