Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

This is a privacy policy for the Treasurer of the State of Arkansas. Our homepage on the Web is located at www.artreasury.gov. Users may go to www.arkansas.gov/accessanswers.php for information on how to opt-in or opt-out of use of their information. This policy was created to meet the requirements of Arkansas Act 1713 of 2003.

We invite you to contact us, or the office directly, if you have questions about this policy. You may contact us by mail at the following address:

Treasurer of State of Arkansas
500 Woodlane
State Capitol, Suite 220
Little Rock, AR 72201
USA

You may contact us by e-mail at info@artreasury.gov. You may call us at (501) 682-5888.

Dispute Resolution and Privacy Seals

We have the following privacy seals and/or dispute resolution mechanisms. If you think we have not followed our privacy policy in some way, they can help you resolve your concern.

Office of Treasurer of State Customer Service

We invite you to contact us, or the office directly, if you have questions about this policy. You may contact us by mail at the following address:

Treasurer of State of Arkansas
500 Woodlane
State Capitol, Suite 220
Little Rock, AR 72201
USA

You may contact us by e-mail at info@artreasury.gov. You may call us at (501) 682-5888.

Arkansas Freedom of Information Act

Information which can be identified or associated with a particular person or persons that is available from government web sites through the Information Network of Arkansas is subject to these principles and policies:

The Arkansas Treasurer of State Office has information about individuals, or which can be identified or associated with a particular individual, and this information is contained in the public records of the Arkansas state and local government. The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act addresses the type of government information which is available to the public. See Ark. Code Ann. § 25-19-105. Information generally available under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act and not made confidential elsewhere in the Arkansas Code or by federal law may be posted for electronic access through the Information Network of Arkansas.

The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act recognizes many concerns people have with regard to public records that include information about them, including the right to correct inaccurate information. Consequently, persons concerned with regard to information about them should contact the custodian of the record, which typically is the state agency or other governmental entity that collects and maintains the information.

Information which can be identified or associated with a particular person or persons that is collected by government web sites through the Information Network of Arkansas is subject to these principles and policies:

The information collected should only be that necessary to provide the information or services sought by the requester, just as a person might provide such information when visiting a governmental office in person. The information collected is subject to the same controls and uses as that collected by governmental offices visited in person, again subject to the access and confidentiality provisions of the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, Ark Code Ann., § 25-19-101 through 25-19-107, or to other applicable sections of the Arkansas Code. You do not have to provide personal information to visit the network’s Web sites or download this information.

The IP (Internet Protocol) numbers of computers used to visit network sites are noted as part of our statistical analysis on use of our web sites and how to better design services and facilitate access to them. Government agencies may request personally identifiable information from you in order to provide requested services, but such information is handled as it would be on an in-person visit to a government office.

Various commercial Web sites may be linked through the network. These private sector sites are not subject to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. Visitors to those sites may wish to check their privacy statements and be cautious about providing personally identifiable information.

Additional Information

This policy is valid for 1 day from the time that it is loaded by a client.

Data Collection

P3P policies declare the data they collect in groups (also referred to as “statements”). This policy contains 1 data group.

Group “Basic information”

We collect the following information:

  • Click-stream data
  • HTTP protocol elements
  • Search terms

This data will be used for the following purposes:

  • Completion and support of the current activity.
  • Web site and system administration.
  • Research and development.

This data will be used by the agency, network manager and our agents, or other agencies required or permitted by law.

The following explanation is provided for why this data is collected:

  • Data collected from all Web users: access logs, and search strings (if entered).

Cookies

Cookies are a technology which can be used to provide you with tailored information from a Web site. A cookie is an element of data that a Web site can send to your browser, which may then store it on your system. You can set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether to accept it.

Our only use of cookies is through our Google Analytics account to compile aggregate visitor data – total visitors per day, unique visitors per day, geographic locations (states, countries) of visitors, etc. No data on the identity of individual users are retained.

Compact Policy Summary

P3P compact policies are a form of a P3P policy which summarizes what the policy says about cookies. Since this policy does not mention any use of cookies, there is no compact policy form of this policy.

A policy mentions use of cookies if the data element “HTTP Cookies” is in any group in the policy. This data element is found under “Dynamic data”.

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