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    • No, the FOIA only applies to the federal government; period. If your state has some sort of other state level law I would suggest you state what that law is and the state; it is unlikely that the law you are thinking about even vaguely affects non-government entities. 
    • IF they are subject to FOIA, it would only be in relation to how the grants are used. Not "in general".
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