Clement J. Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Alternative Names:
695 (Station I.D.), ZVAMC/Research (VA)

Folder Records: 20 Address 5000 West National Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53295

APHIS #: 35-V-0004
OLAW/PHS Assurance #: D16-00065 (A3103-01)
Type: United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)

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Records

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Check Header	Header	Year Header	Type Header	Format Header	Uploaded Header
Check	View	2023	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	11/18/2024
Check	View	2022	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	08/24/2023
Check	View	2021	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/22/2022
Check	View	2020	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	06/10/2021
Check	View	2019	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/02/2020
Check	View	2018	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/02/2020
Check	View	2017	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/02/2020
Check	View	2016	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/02/2020
Check	View	2015	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	07/09/2020
Check	View	2014	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	08/06/2020
Check	View	2013	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	08/06/2020
Check	View	2012	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	02/05/2021
Check	View	2011	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	02/05/2021
Check	View	2010	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	02/05/2021
Check	View	2009	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	02/05/2021
Check	View	2008	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	02/05/2021

Laws

Is the lab subject to the open records law in its state? No

Is the lab subject to federal FOIA? Yes Yes

Anti-Cruelty Law

Name: Wisconsin Anti-Cruelty Laws

Citation: W S A 95101 - 18,WSA 94417

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Open Records Law

Name: Wisconsin Open Records Act

Citation: W.S.A. 19.31 et seq.

Commentary:

Anyone can file a request. Initial response time isn’t specified by the law, other than “as soon as practicable and without delay.” There are no appeals. You can ask the Wisconsin Attorney General for a nonbinding opinion about your dispute. Fees can be charged for search/retrieval and duplication. Universities can waive fees if doing so is “in the public interest.”