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August 2019.Xlsx FY2019 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FOIA LOG REQUESTER REGION FOIA NO. REQUESTED COMPLETED REQUESTER LAST NAME ORGANIZATION SUBJECT INDE‐COPY OF REPORT AND MONEY PAID TO DR. JOHN LIVIO FOR 2007 TO NERO NPS‐2019‐00001 09/28/18 10/12/18 DIXON 2009 PSYCOLOGIST TEST. ADIR‐COPIES OF ANY EMAILS FROM ANY NPS EMPLOYEE REFERENCING [NAMED PARTY] AND THE MATTER OF THE "KREMLIN ANNEX" PROTEST IN WASO NPS‐2019‐00002 09/30/18 10/01/18 VIDENIEKS FRONT OF WHITE HOUSE. PWRO (HR) ‐ VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT PW‐1547‐PWMM‐18‐10246167‐ PWRO NPS‐2019‐00005 10/01/18 06/13/19 MCDANIEL MP ADIR: DATA ON PARK VISITATION AND PARK BUDGETS FOR PAST TEN WASO NPS‐2019‐00008 10/01/18 10/01/18 GONZALEZ YEARS. PWRO NPS‐2019‐00009 10/01/18 03/14/19 COGDELL YOSE ‐ INCIDENT REPORT. MWRO NPS‐2019‐00010 09/28/18 04/25/19 TUPPER RAPID CITY JOURNAL JECA ‐ ALL INCIDENT REPORTS FOR ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES SINCE 2008 MWRO NPS‐2019‐00011 10/01/18 10/19/18 GRAY MORU ‐ INCIDENT REPORT FOR ACCIDENT ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2018 WASO NPS‐2019‐00013 09/10/18 10/19/18 EVERS AMERICAN OVERSIGHT DIR ‐ MALHEUR NWR OCCUPATION COMMUNICATIONS THE GARDEN LAW FIRM WASO NPS‐2019‐00014 10/01/18 10/17/18 GARDEN PC ABSV‐ CONCESSIONS POLICIES WASO NPS‐2019‐00015 10/02/18 EVERS AMERICAN OVERSIGHT DIR‐ MIKAH MEYER COMMUNICATIONS REQUEST A LIST OF CANNON, MORTARS, ETC THAT ARE ON DISPLAY OR IN STORAGE AT THE FORT AND VISITOR CENTER. PLEASE INCLUDE AS MUCH LIVINGHISTORYREGISTR INFORMATION AS TO THEIR MAKE, MODEL, SERIAL NUMBERS, DATE, AND SERO NPS‐2019‐00016 10/02/18 10/19/18 BARKER Y.COM WEIGHTS AS AVAILABLE. WASO NPS‐2019‐00017 10/02/18 JESMIN VRP‐ISB WHIS ACCIDENT PULLMAN NATIONAL MONUMENT WASO NPS‐2019‐00019 10/02/18 10/17/18 CASSELLO PRESERVATION SOCIETY CR‐NR PULLMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT METROPOLITAN WASO NPS‐2019‐00020 10/02/18 10/03/18 PHOSOUVANH REPORTING BUREAU VRP‐ISB: COPY OF CASE FILE FOR CARR FIRE. IMRO NPS‐2019‐00021 09/07/18 10/18/18 FRANKLIN ELMO ‐ REQUESTING DOCUMENTATION OF CONCURRENT JURISDICTION NCRO: 2016 CONTRACT RENEWAL WITH GUEST SERVICES INC. (GSI), WHICH CONSOLIDATED MANAGEMENT OF THREE NPS‐OWNED, WASHINGTON, DC LOCATIONS: THOMPSON'S BOAT HOUSE, FLETCHER'S NCRO NPS‐2019‐00022 10/01/18 12/03/18 THOMAS GEORGETOWN ROWING COVE, AND KEY BRIDGE BOAT HOUSE. CATA: RECORDS CONCERNING ALL NON‐ACCIDENTAL DEATHS AT CAMP NCRO NPS‐2019‐00023 10/01/18 11/26/18 BARNES GREENTOP BETWEEN 1990‐2017 AT CAMP GREENTOP PAGE 1 OF 63 AS OF AUGUST 1, 2019 FY2019 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FOIA LOG REQUESTER REGION FOIA NO. 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METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN COPY OF AUTO ACCIDENT #17‐108252 THAT OCCURRED ON DECEMBER USPP NPS‐2019‐00040 08/31/18 03/29/19 REPORTING BUREAU REPORTING BUREAU 23, 2017. METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN COPY OF AUTO ACCIDENT #18‐076966 THAT OCCURRED ON AUGUST 24, USPP NPS‐2019‐00041 09/04/18 10/23/18 REPORTING BUREAU REPORTING BUREAU 2018, ON 295. PLYMOUTH STATE WASO NPS‐2019‐00042 10/05/18 10/18/18 MORAN UNIVERSITY VRP ‐ WILDFIRE STATS WASO NPS‐2019‐00044 10/05/18 10/09/18 BOGARDUS E&E NEWS ADIR: FOIA LOGS FOR SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 TO OCTOBER 1, 2018 OLCA: COPY OF CONTROLLED CORRESPONDENCE LOG FOR SEPTEMBER WASO NPS‐2019‐00045 10/05/18 10/25/18 BOARDUS E&E NEWS 2018. DIR & COMMS: COPIES OF ANY CONTROLLED CORRESPONDENCE IN WASO NPS‐2019‐00046 10/05/18 10/10/18 BOGARDUS E&E NEWS SEPTEMBER WITH TRUMP, IVANKA, KUSHNER, OR OBSERV WASO NPS‐2019‐00047 10/05/18 10/10/18 KEVIN EE NEWS HR: SGES FOR SEPTEMBER 2018. 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