Michigan View is a comprehensive set of procedures and guidelines for public access to information maintained by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management, and Budget (DUMB). It outlines the policies and procedures for requesting, accessing, and utilizing public records in accordance with the Michigan Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The procedures and guidelines contained in Michigan View are intended to ensure that information is accessible to the public in a timely and efficient manner, while protecting the privacy and security of the public records. The Michigan View procedures and guidelines are divided into four different categories: 1. Requesting and Accessing Public Records — This section explains how to submit a FOIA request, the types of records that are available, and how to access them. It also outlines the procedures for appealing a denial of a FOIA request. 2. Exemptions and Fees — This section outlines the exemptions from disclosure that are available and the fees that may be charged for certain types of records. 3. Preservation and Security — This section explains how the state preserves and maintains public records, and the methods used to protect the security of these records. 4. Enforcement and Regulations — This section explains how the state enforces FOIA and the penalties for non-compliance. It also outlines the regulations that govern the use of public records.