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Tuzigoot National Monument
Freedom Of Information Act
 

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) gives you the right to access any Tuzigoot National Mounment, National Park Service, or Department of the Interior (DOI) records unless the information in those records is protected by one or more of the nine exemptions (reasons an agency may withhold records from a requester) and there is a sound legal basis to withhold them.

If you are seeking general information about Tuzigoot National Monument please explore other pages of this website or feel free to contact the park. The information you are seeking may already be available via the Internet, at th park Visitor Center, or by simply calling (928) 634-5564 or mailing your request to the park. If it is not, you will need to submit a written FOIA request (there is no official request form, just send us a letter describing the records you desire) to:

Superintendent
Tuzigoot National Monument
PO Box 219
Camp Verde, AZ 86322 

 

You may also submit FOIA requests to the NPS or the DOI. If you have questions on what information is available without submitting a FOIA request or where it may be located, contact one of the NPS or DOI FOIA Contacts. Our responsibility is to provide you with copies of the documents you are entitled to receive under the law. We want to work with you to achieve that goal.

National Park Service FOIA page
Department of the Interior FOIA page

Excavation of Tuzigoot National Monument  

Did You Know?
The ruins at Tuzigoot National Monument were excavated between 1933 and 1934 as part of the New Deal. Uncovering and reconstructing the 110-room pueblo gave out-of-work copper miners new skills.

Last Updated: September 29, 2008 at 16:28 EST