Data You Send Directly
If you contact us, we receive the name, email address, and message you choose to send. Do not send a Social Security number, driver-license number, vital certificate, court filing, or other sensitive material through a contact message.
Automatically Collected Details
Like most websites, the service may receive basic technical logs such as IP address, browser type, referring page, device information, and visit time. Those details help operate, secure, and diagnose the service.
How We Use Information
We use contact and technical information to respond to messages, maintain the site, prevent abuse, and understand whether pages work. We do not sell contact messages as a resident database or publish information submitted through a message.
External Websites
Links lead to Cumberland County, Fayetteville, North Carolina, court, library, archive, and other outside websites. Their privacy practices and forms are their own. Review the policy of the destination before submitting information there.
Who May Receive Data
Information may be handled by providers needed to host, secure, or operate the service, or disclosed when law requires it. It is not shared casually with public-records offices merely because a visitor used an outside link.
Security Practices
Reasonable administrative and technical safeguards are used, but no internet transmission or storage system is perfectly secure. Limit what you submit and use a custodian’s official process for sensitive record requests.
Visitors Under 18
The site is not directed to children under 18. Do not submit personal information about a child through the site. A parent or guardian may contact us about information they believe a child has provided.
Your Privacy Choices
You may ask about, correct, or request deletion of personal information retained in our contact records. North Carolina has no comprehensive consumer-privacy statute cited in the project research that changes this limited-data practice. Government records are controlled by their custodian and North Carolina Public Records Law, N.C. Gen. Stat. Chapter 132; removal requests for a public record must go to the applicable office.
Changes to This Policy
Updates may be made when operations or legal requirements change. The current version will be posted here, and continued use after a change indicates acceptance of the updated policy.