Records are subject to denial or redaction for instances such as:

• Documents and information protected under the attorney-client privilege are exceptions subject to denial or redaction
• FERPA-protected information
• Specialized details of security arrangements or investigations
• Personnel files
• Letters of reference
• Data protected through confidentiality of licensed personnel evaluations
• Medical, mental health, sociological, and scholastic achievement data on individual persons
• Any investigatory files compiled for any law enforcement purpose
• Test questions, scoring keys, and other examination data pertaining to administration of a licensing examination, examination for employment, or academic examination
• Addresses and telephone numbers of students in any public elementary or secondary school
• Library records disclosing the identity of a user
• Any records of sexual harassment complaints and investigations
• Records protected under the common law governmental or “deliberative process” privilege
• Personally identifiable information that is confidential pursuant to state or federal law
• Information protected by Colorado’s Student Data Transparency and Security Act
• Records otherwise protected unless otherwise provided by law