Governor Leavitt Administrative constituent correspondence, 1993-2003.

This series contains correspondence directed to the Governor's office from constituents and assorted special interests. The correspondence in this series does not contain vital government information. The information present includes incoming constituent letters, phone call responses, in-person responses, letters of appreciation, congratulations, charity funds, parking assignments, acknowledgments, transmittal of inquiries, requests that were referred elsewhere for replies, miscellaneous memoranda, office organization, staffing, and internal communications. Correspondences in this series are differentiated from other correspondence in the Governor's office by the fact that they do not include an attached, signed copy of the Governor's response. If a referral was made by the Governor's office to another state agency, a copy of that agency's response is often attached.

Bulk mailings on any given issue were sampled in order to provide insight into the issue at hand. Subjects of this typeinclude correspondence on electronic commerce taxation, as well as perceived animal cruelty in Enoch, Utah. Other recurring themes throughout these records include legislation, the death penalty, requests for the Governor's aid, and the rights of state prisoners.