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FOIA-14 All RECORDS SUMMARY Report Date: 5/15/2020 Requested FOIA Docket # Description Organization LastName FirstName Primary Date Contact 12/11/2012 FOIA-14-001 Copy of any accident/incident reports and witness Malouf & Milicent statement for the November 15, 2012 accident Nockels LLP pertaining to DOT Crossing 796331L 09/20/2013 FOIA-14-002 Records related to a July 6, 2007 train collision Brown & Milicent involving , investigation grade Crouppen - Law (b) (6) (b) (6) crossing collision at Grade Crossing at MP 266.7 Firm in Hartford, IL. 09/20/2013 FOIA-14-003 Travel expense reports and itineraries for the DOT McClatchy RPA Office of Secretary from dating back to February Newspapers 2009 (See Incoming Letter). 09/23/2013 FOIA-14-004 Copies of all records pertaining to the accident on FOUNDERS Milicent 09/23/2012 in Dundas, Rice County, MN (See Incoming Letter). 09/24/2013 FOIA-14-005 Certified Copies of any inspection reports, Yaeger, Milicent/Mrudula citations statements, etc. relevant document Jungbauer & related to the fatality investigation of Norfolk Barczak, PLC Southern employee (b) (6) . 09/30/2013 FOIA-14-006 All incident reports, complaints, inspection reports, Warshauer Law RRS/RCC-10 violations, warnings, memo, citations, etc. (See Group Incoming Letter), 09/25/2013 FOIA-14-007 A complete FRA file on the incident on October Clark Partington Milicent 15, 2012, in Escambia County, Florida (See Hart Larry Bond Incoming Letter). & Stackhouse - At 09/26/2013 FOIA-14-008 All documents or reports related to the Kentucky Fayard and Milicent Train Derailment Report No. 2012OCT1D(See Honeycutt - Incoming letter) Attorney at Law 09/26/2013 FOIA-14-009 Documentation pertaining to the October 12, 2011 The Pearson Milicent accident involving Amtrak trains in Oakland, Law Firm, P.S. California at the Jack London Square Station. 09/27/2013 FOIA-14-010 A copy of material relative to the accident that Edgar Snyder & Milicent occurred on April 26, 2013 in Bulter County, PA Associated (See Incoming Letter). L.L.C. FOIA-14 All RECORDS SUMMARY Report Date: 5/15/2020 09/27/2013 FOIA-14-011 Information concerning the track owned or Dickie - Milicent operated on by Lehigh Valley Rail Management McCamey LLC in Johnstown, Cambria County, PA (See Incoming Letter) 09/24/2013 FOIA-14-012 All documents generated by Forth Worth and The Silvera Firm (b) (6)Milicent Western Railroad concerning a locomotive v. truck - Attorney At collision of February 11, 2013, occurring at U.S. Law DOT Grade Crossing No. 020964. 09/30/2013 FOIA-14-013 Copies of any applications for employment for Stuart & RAD (b) (6) Branigin LLP 10/02/2013 FOIA-14-014 Lerb Records. RRS/RCC-10 10/01/2013 FOIA-14-015 Jerrod F. Gunter vs. BNSF Railway Company Hildebrand, Milicent (See Incoming Letter). McLeod, & Nelson LLP 09/27/2013 FOIA-14-016 Documents regarding the (1) DOT/All 17 (FOIA PIMA County Denise Files) All DAS (See Incoming Letter) Jail 10/03/2013 FOIA-14-017 All records pertaining to the incident that occurred Milicent on May 31, 2011 on Metro North Railroad, in Harmon Yard. 10/04/2013 FOIA-14-018 All Statements, forms, records, reports, Milicent summaries and any other documents pertaining to the derailment of BNSF train #HPASBAR1-11 at Bieber, CA on July 13, 2006 10/10/2013 FOIA-14-019 Copies of all agency records related to the Short Baylor, Evnen, Milicent Line railroad operated by Lincoln Lumber Co. in Curtis, Grimit & Lancaster County Nebraska (See Incoming Witt L.L.P. Letter). 10/09/2013 FOIA-14-020 Copies of all documents relating to the accident Maples, Tucker Milicent on October 4, 2012 involving (b) (6) & Jacobs, LLC (See Incoming Letter). 10/16/2013 FOIA-14-021 A copy of all documents containing information The Law Offices Milicent regarding the train accident i Pass Christian, of Lee A. Harrison County, Mississippi on August 30, 2013. Frision, Jr., P.C. FOIA-14 All RECORDS SUMMARY Report Date: 5/15/2020 10/17/2013 FOIA-14-022 All documents in the files of FRA pertaining to the Hull Barrett - Milicent derailment of a train in Midville, GA on November Attorneys - 21, 2010 interested in the final report. (See Aususta Aiken Incoming Letter). Evans (b) (6) 10/17/2013 FOIA-14-023 Incident reports of (b) (6) , an employee Milicent of CSX in Langhorne, PA.(incident/death July 14, 2013. Report number is 000118417. 10/14/2013 FOIA-14-024 Complete copies of reports, test result, diagnostic Legal Milicent crossing signal operations printouts, etc. for Investigative Crossing #062976S, Batavia, Iowa from March 31, Services, Inc. - 2013 to the present. Legal Video P 10/08/2013 FOIA-14-025 Last five years in which "SWAt", "special response Associated RAD team", "armed response team" or "SRT" are in the Press subject and/or body of the email. 10/22/2013 FOIA-14-026 Any copies of documents and drawings relative to RPD the planned Norfolk southern intermodal facility in Jefferson County, TN (See Incoming Letter). 10/23/2013 FOIA-14-027 All reports, photographs, video, witness Sedgwick L.L.P. Milicent statements, etc. concerning the investigation of the the accident on 05/24/2013 in San Bernardino, CA. (See Incoming Letter). 10/16/2013 FOIA-14-028 All information pertaining to your investigation of Milicent the derailed train on 7/13/2006 at Bieber, CA in Lassen County (See Incoming Letter). 10/18/2013 FOIA-14-029 Investigation report on the accident on September Milicent 4, 2013 in Sandersville, GA (See Incoming Letter). 09/20/2013 FOIA-14-030 All copies of the train derailment that occurred in Hanover Milicent Great Barrington, MAssachusetts. Insurance Group 10/25/2013 FOIA-14-031 Copies of any and all documents related to the Smokey Bowling Caitlin Milicent investigation into the death of Norfolk Southern Mountain News Railway Worker (b) (6) , (See Incoming Letter). 10/15/2013 FOIA-14-032 All reports inspections, and any other Reynolds, Horne Milicent documentation you may possess realting the & Survant - Sanderville Railroad Company involving (b) (6) Attorneys at Law (b) (6) . (b) (6) FOIA-14 All RECORDS SUMMARY Report Date: 5/15/2020 11/10/2013 FOIA-14-043 Correspondence regarding policy, legislation, or RPA regulations, recommendations for executive branch positions or appointments, (See Incoming Letter). (b) (6) 11/11/2013 FOIA-14-044 On behalf of Equistar Chemical LP, Watco Milicent LyondellBasell Acetyls, and Lyondell Chemical, Compliance please provide FRA's Inspection Report data for Services the last five years for these companies. 11/12/2013 FOIA-14-045 Access to and copies of any contracts the U.S. Arkansas RAD Department of Transportation has with Acxiom Democrat- Corporation of Little Rock as of January 1, 2001. Gazette 11/04/2013 FOIA-14-046 All documents prepared or gathered by the FRA in Beaugureau, Milicent connection with the crossing collision at Paloma Hancock, Stoll & Ranch road outside of Gila Bend, AZ on May 15, Schwartz, P.C. 2012. 11/06/2013 FOIA-14-047 All reports, etc. pertaining to the 4/30/2013 at Milicent Mason City, Iowa while the requester was employed with the Union Pacific (See Incoming Letter). 11/12/2013 FOIA-14-048 Violations of Federal Requlations, and any code Brotherhood of Milicent one violations that may have been written. Railroad Information on the SunRail line (See Incoming Signalmen Letter). 11/19/2013 FOIA-14-049 Documents from FRA concerning a complaint Baker & Milicent made to the FRA on or about November 28, 2012. Hostetler LLP Reference Number 2012-CSX-019500. 11/21/2013 FOIA-14-050 Records pertaining to all fines and sanction levied CBC News McDonald Jeremy Milicent against Canadian National Railway's from 2000 onward (See Incoming Letter). 11/21/2013 FOIA-14-051 Informationon the most frequently citied items in Simmons- Mrudula Part 231and what level of details is available (See Boardman Incoming Letter). Publishing - The Railway (b) (6) Educatio 11/22/2013 FOIA-14-052 Information related to the derailment of The Globe and Milicent oil/petroleum products from 1999- 2013 (See Mail Incoming Letter). (b) (6) FOIA-14 All RECORDS SUMMARY Report Date: 5/15/2020 11/19/2013 FOIA-14-053 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Seyfarth Shaw Milicent Norfolk Southern Railway Company, US. District LLP - Attorneys Court, Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division (See Incoming Letter). (b) (6) 11/19/2013 FOIA-14-054 A copy of all documents in the possession of the Baker Hostetler Milicent Federal Rail Administration concerning a LLP complaint made to the FRA on or about 11/28/2012 (See Incoming Letter). 12/02/2013 FOIA-14-055 Correspondence and minutes of meetings and Los Angeles Simon Richard RRS/ROA-20 phone calls over the past three months relating to Times Metrolink work towards installing positive train Washington control (See Incoming Letter). Bureau 11/28/2013 FOIA-14-056 All documents pertaining in any way to the Malouf - Nockels Milicent Garfield Stret Crossing DOT 796331L located in LLP Midland, TX for the time period of January 1, 1987 through the present. (b) (6) 11/22/2013 FOIA-14-057 All Railroad Injury and Illness Summary Reports, Hunegs,LeNeav Milicent Casualty Records submitted by Soo Line Railroad e & Kvas Co./Canadian Pacific Railway (See Incoming Attorney's at letter). Law 12/04/2013 FOIA-14-058 Details of enforcement actions related to Metro- Hearst Denise K. North commuter railroad noted briefly in the Newspapers - Counsel;s Office annual enforcement reports. Washington (b) (6) (See Incoming Letter) Bureau 12/04/2013 FOIA-14-059 All Railroad Injury and Illness Summary Reports, Hunegs,LeNeav Milicent Casualty Records submitted by BNSF Railway e & Kvas Co., including its predecessor railroads to the FRA Attorney's at at any time.
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