File a request with Florida State Police and Highway Patrol
FREE TO FILEFiling process
How records requests work with Florida State Police and Highway Patrol
Your request is filed in your name under Florida Public Records Law (Sunshine Law). We act as your communications agent — routing through email, tracking the statutory deadline, and following up when the agency goes silent.
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Filed (day 0)
Submitted to Florida State Police and Highway Patrol.
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Acknowledgment (typically 1–3 days)
Agency confirms receipt and assigns a tracking number. The statutory clock keeps running.
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Response window (-1 business days)
Under Florida Public Records Law (Sunshine Law), the agency must respond within -1 business days. If exemptions are claimed, they must be cited specifically.
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Records delivered or denied
No exemptions: records delivered. Partial denial: records released with redactions. Full denial: written justification required.
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Appeal if denied
We draft an appeal to Circuit Court and can connect you with a public records attorney.
Governing law
Florida Public Records Law (Sunshine Law)
Ch. 119, F.S.
Florida State Police and Highway Patrol is governed by Florida Public Records Law (Sunshine Law), which requires a response within -1 business days. Anyone may file — no residency requirement.
Frequently asked
Florida State Police and Highway Patrol public records FAQ
Related agencies
Other agencies in Florida
What to request
Common records from Florida State Police and Highway Patrol
Jurisdiction