You can call the records unit or leave a message for the investigating officer and he will return your call.

Often the Commission votes to approve an application, but the permit cannot be issued immediately. When this happens, the LPC will send you a Status Update Letter that explains the situation. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as: You have not given final drawings to the LPC for submission to the Department of Buildings, if your project requires a Buildings Department permit.

Your lawyer, who likely is familiar with local court practice, is your best resource. Generally, all documents filed with a court are public records and are available through the clerk's office. By way of exception, some documents are sealed by special court order, and some documents are confidential by operation of law, such as grand jury materials and criminal files relating to juveniles.

Call your local Sheriff's Station weekdays during business hours. If you do not have the report's file number, please be prepared to supply the date, time, location and name of the parties involved to assist us in locating the proper report.

Due to the confidential and sensitive nature of criminal investigations, information and the status of open investigations will not be provided over the Internet. If you are the victim of a crime and request updated information regarding the status of your case, please contact the Investigative Bureau. You may telephone the Investigative Bureau during normal business hours at (248) 871-2770, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM ? 4:30 PM.

inmate's agent(s) may go on-line at www.texasinnocencenetwork.com for information concerning the status of an inmate investigation. Due to the volume of requests received, TIN can not acknowledge phone or e-mail inquiries made by an inmate's agent(s). There are no exceptions to this policy.

Call the District Substation of the deputy who took the report. Please have your case number available, if possible. Click here for phone numbers.

To check on the status of your crime report, you can contact police records at 678-1332. If you need to contact the officer that took the report, you can call 678-1332 and the dispatcher will transfer you to the officers voice mail.

If you have reported anonymously, you may post a request for an update. (see “How can I follow up on a report I’ve made?”). If you have provided your name, and have been contacted directly by a University official looking into your report, you should communicate directly with that official to determine the best method to learn about the status.

The last update time of VFDB is displayed at the bottom right of the main page. You can find the most up-to-date statistic information (summary and detailed tables) about VFDB in the status page. For current status of comparative results, you can visit the part of comparative pathogenomics of status page.

If you have been officially charged with a crime in the City or County of Broomfield, you may determine the status of your case by contacting the District Attorney's office at 720-887-2197. If you have received a traffic citation or municipal ordinance, you may determine the status of your case by contacting the Broomfield Combined Courts at 720-887-2100. Return to Top

When the C.P.C. decides that there is a prima facie infringement of the Law, it will issue a statement of objections setting out the alleged infringements and the documentsin the file upon which it intends to base its case. The parties will then have access to the above documents.