FOI #26-153 (03-10-26, 9:14 pm) - Subject - Compliance Investigation Final Report

Name - Donald Quinn

Affiliation - University of Connecticut

I am requesting the full, final investigative report completed yesterday, 3/9/2026 by UConn's Compliance Office. This pertains to the ethicspoint report #599. The subject of this report is Jay Frain.

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FOI #26-152 - Subject - Connecticut Sentencing Commission

Name - Justin Wenig

Affiliation -

Pursuant to the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, I am requesting access to and copies of the following public records possessed by Connecticut Sentencing Commission:

All purchase orders and/or payment records for non-person/vendor entities, such as companies, organizations, or contractors from January 1, 2025 to current date. Records should include, at minimum:

• Purchase date
• Vendor name
• Line item description
• Line item quantity
• Line item Amount

If vendor names are coded in the file, please provide a vendor list with corresponding codes.

Examples of relevant reports/records may include: check registers, procurement reports, standard PO detail reports, warrant/claims reports, and purchase order history reports, among others.

This request excludes any purchase orders or payments issued to staff, employees, or individuals for payroll, reimbursements, stipends, or other personnel-related expenses.

I am requesting existing, already maintained electronic records (without copying, scanning, or printing).
If this request was misrouted, please forward to the correct contact person and reply to this communication with the appropriate contact information.

Should this request be denied wholly or partially, please provide a detailed justification for each decision, citing specific exemptions. Additionally, I request that all segregable portions of otherwise exempt material be provided.

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FOI #26-151 (03-10-26, 2:13 pm) - Subject - NCAA agreed-upon procedures report for athletics

Name - Rachel Bachma

Affiliation - The Wall Street Journal

I'm seeking digital copies of the NCAA agreed-upon procedures financial reports for UConn, for the years of 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25. These reports include expenses and revenues with detailed line items about ticket sales, expenditures, etc., by sports.

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FOI #26-150 (03-10-26, 11:45 am) - Subject - ADA Door Accessibility Records

Name - Kaden Knapp

Affiliation -

I am requesting records maintained by the University of Connecticut that identify which exterior entrances on the Storrs campus are equipped with ADA-compliant automatic door openers or handicap assistance buttons. Specifically, I am requesting any inventories, accessibility audits, facilities reports or internal documents created or maintained by Facilities Operations or related departments that identify entrances with automatic door access and entrances that do not have automatic door access. If available, I am requesting the most recent records reflecting this information.

Please provide these records in electronic format if possible.

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FOI #26-149 - Subject - SK062625

Name - Rhea Lumanog

Affiliation -

Project Name: Water Systems Management and Operations Services
Bid Number: SK062625
Due Date: 9/09/2025
Contract Number:
Awarded Vendor Name:
Awarded Vendor Address:
Awarded Vendor Phone:
Award Amount:
Award Date:
Start Date:
End Date:
Contract Terms:
Contract Document:

Please confirm receipt of this request and advise (in advance) if a fee will be required.

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FOI #26-148 (03-10-26, 10:12 am) - Subject - License Plate Reading Cameras

Name -

Affiliation -

Looking for all email communication or meetings regarding the installment, monitoring, and data sharing relate to the automatic license plate readers present around campus. Any emails including keywords "flock cameras" "license plate reader"

Specifically interested in any emails or meetings discussing sharing information with outside police and immigration agencies including ICE. Include all emails from UConn administration and UCPD.

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FOI #26-147 (03-10-26, 10:12 am) - Subject - Mascot Appearance Revenue

Name - David Covucci

Affiliation - FOIAball

I am looking to do a story on what schools' mascots are booked most frequently for events such as weddings, birthdays, business openings, etc. and how much revenue that brings in to the school.

Pursuant to Connecticut's Freedom of Information Act (Chapter 14 Conn. Gen. Stats.), I am requesting the following documents from your school:

A full booking log or document detailing all paid appearances by your school’s costumed mascot, Jonathan.

Any document that details all income the school has received from paid mascot appearances.

I am also requesting a copy of a contract for booking your school’s mascot, which includes all rates and fees.

If your mascot also has a rider for events (like needing a changing room or solely brown M&Ms), I’ll take that too.

I am amenable to you fulfilling this request in the simplest fashion possible. If you are able to provide the sum total as well as the number of events, I am happy to take those figures. I understand providing them may constitute providing a new record, but I am trying to avoid a situation where you need to redact 200 brides' names.

If you do not maintain a log or document covering all those documents, I am happy to accept all invoices or contracts for each individual booking. However, I understand that may contain lots of personal identifiable information and require lots of redacting. I willingly agree to any bulk redactions your school deems necessary and I would not intend to challenge them. (I don’t need to know whose wedding your mascot went to).

So… again, I will accept whatever documentation your university believes is easiest to provide, so long as it includes the total income, total number of bookings, and rates/fee schedule.

I am requesting documents from 1/1/2025 to 12/31/2025. However, if your university operates on a different fiscal calendar and it is easier to provide a year's worth of data based on your FY as opposed to the calendar year, that is okay, too.

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FOI #26-146 - Subject - Public records request

Name - Kayla Hitt

Affiliation -

Under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act § 1-200 et seq., I am requesting to obtain information regarding the following record:

This is a request under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act (Chapter 14 Conn. Gen.Stats). I am requesting that I be provided with a copy of the following records:

All communications dating from January 1, 2023 to present between Rebecca Puhl (rebecca.puhl@uconn.edu) and any email address ending in the following domains:
∙@obesityaction.org;
∙@lilly.com;
∙@novonordisk.com;
∙@teamnovonordisk.com.
∙“OAC”;
∙“obesity action”.


Please include all exhibits, notes, interviews, schedules, public comments, and other attachments, if any, filed concurrently with each disclosable document.  

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FOI #26-145 - Subject - live animals in obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) physician residency training

Name - Kaylie Flaugher

Affiliation -

This is a request for public records made on behalf of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) pursuant to pursuant to the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). C.G.S. § 1-200, et seq.
PETA requests one copy of records from January 1, 2025, to the date this request is processed, that contain any and/or all of the following information with respect to the use of live animals in obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) physician residency training conducted at the University of Connecticut, a third-party training center, and/or a professional organization:

•The number and species of live animals used annually and/or per training course;
•The number and species of animal parts used annually and/or per training course;
•The number of residents who train on live animals annually and/or per training course;
•The number of residents who train on animal parts annually and/or per training course;
•The specific training procedures performed on live animals;
•The specific training procedures performed on animal parts;
•The annual and/or individual training course expenditure for purchasing live animals for the training program; and,
•The annual and/or individual training course expenditure for purchasing animal parts for the training program.

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FOI #26-144 (03-9-26, 6:13 am) - Subject - Women's History Month 2026 After Westminster College Improper Invitation Contrary to VAWA: https://www.bing.com/search?q=michael+ayele+CIA

Name - Michael Ayele (a.k.a) W

Affiliation - Association for the Advancement of Civil Liberties (AACL)

What I am requesting for prompt disclosure are records in your possession detailing your discussions about [1] Women’s History Month as an event which has in the 21st Century served to raise awareness of the sexism women encounter in their efforts to be successful in their academic and professional careers; [2] the manner in which your local/state government agency plans to commemorate Women’s History Month this Calendar Year 2026; [3] Westminster College (Fulton, Missouri) as a post-secondary academic institution which has (i) historically served and catered exclusively to white men; (ii) on (or around) August 29th 1986 extended an invitation to former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director William Webster: approximately 5 (five) months after the April 05th 1986 rape and murder of Jeanne Ann Clery; (iii) on (or around) February 21st 2026 sent a very peculiar email to alumnus Michael A. Ayele (a.k.a) W informing him that Larry P. Arnn would be lecturing undergraduate students (at Westminster College) on March 06th 2026; [4] Michael A. Ayele (a.k.a.) W as a Black Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Degree graduate of Westminster College who (i) became thoroughly convinced that Hillsdale College is a white Christian fanatic post-secondary academic institution after reading the October 25th 2023 complaint filed by Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen; (ii) became thoroughly convinced that Hillsdale College violated the Supreme Court precedent established in Bob Jones University v. United States after reading the October 25th 2023 complaint filed by Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen; (iii) became thoroughly convinced that Hillsdale College violated the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) after reading the October 25th 2023 complaint filed by Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen; (iv) is thoroughly convinced that the provisions of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) require American colleges and universities that receive Title IX funding to take decisions that are in solidarity with women (similarly situated to Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen) who have experienced sexual violence at Hillsdale College (or other similarly situated American colleges); (v) is thoroughly convinced that the decision of Westminster College to invite Larry P. Arnn to lecture undergraduate students (in a college that receives Title IX funding) was not an act of solidarity towards women (similarly situated to Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen) who were raped at Hillsdale College (or other similarly situated American colleges); (vi) is thoroughly convinced that Westminster College was in violation of VAWA on (or around) March 06th 2026 because of their decision to allow Larry P. Arnn to lecture undergraduate students particularly after Hillsdale College gross mishandling of the sexual misconduct complaints filed by Danielle Villareal and Grace Chen; (vii) has taken the decision not to attend any of the events organized by Westminster College on 03/06/2026.

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