Data You Send Directly
If you contact us, we receive the name, email address, and message you choose to send. Do not send sensitive personal information, government identification numbers, or documents unless a secure and necessary process is explicitly provided.
Automatic Technical Data
Hosting, analytics, advertising, and security services may receive routine technical information such as IP address, browser type, device details, referral page, pages viewed, and time of visit. This information supports operation, measurement, fraud prevention, and service improvement.
How Data Is Used
Direct and technical information may be used to respond to messages, maintain the service, understand aggregate traffic, prevent misuse, and meet legal obligations. We do not sell a visitor’s contact message as a directory record.
External Links
Links lead to offices, libraries, state systems, sponsored tools, and other outside services. Their practices and privacy notices control information submitted on their pages. Review the policy of the destination before using an outside search or request form.
Who May Process Data
Hosting and support providers can process server information for us. Analytics or advertising partners may receive automatic information. We disclose information when valid legal process requires it, and otherwise only as needed to operate the service.
Security Practices
Reasonable administrative and technical measures are used to protect information, but no internet transmission or storage method is completely secure. Use care before sharing information through any online form.
Visitors Under 18
The service is not directed to children under 18, and we do not knowingly seek their personal information. A parent or guardian who believes such data was supplied may contact us to request review or deletion.
Your Information Choices
You may ask about, correct, or request deletion of personal information held in a contact message or server log where feasible. Michigan Attorney General guidance in the research source states that Michigan has no comprehensive state consumer privacy law in the current guidance. Public records held by a city, county, state, court, library, or other custodian are outside this service’s control; direct a correction or access request to that custodian.
Policy Updates
Changes will be posted here. Continued use after posting means the updated policy applies from its effective date.