# Adrianne Larison Adrianne Larison is the active FOIA contact at the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, identified in the 2026-05-22 automatic reply from Janis Bartlett's account as the successor for FOIA inquiries previously directed to Bartlett. Larison's direct contact information, provided in the auto-reply, is `[email protected]` and `501.682.5102`. As of 2026-05-28 she has not appeared substantively in any DFA correspondence to [[Joshua Dunlap]] — her name surfaced through the Bartlett auto-reply, and a courtesy-redirect email was sent to her directly the same day (2026-05-28 15:44:09 UTC). ## Role and affiliations FOIA contact, Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration. The Department does not yet have a wiki org page; affiliation field left empty pending an ingest that establishes the org's primary FOIA-routing posture. ## Appearances in the corpus - [[2026-05 DFA FOIA Routing Auto-Replies]] — named as the active FOIA contact in Janis Bartlett's 2026-05-22 17:42 UTC auto-reply, with email and phone provided. - [[2026-05 Second FOIA Escalation Round]] — addressee of the 2026-05-28 15:44:09 UTC courtesy-redirect email (msg `19e6f41e0db7b6e4`, thread `19e6f2355e1bfe62`) forwarding the Department's pending Act 548 FOIA request and the second escalation under separate cover. ## Notes Larison's identification through an HR-level auto-reply (rather than through Department-initiated correspondence) is one of two routing signals from the DFA `foia@` shared mailbox uncovered on 2026-05-28; the other is the Scott Hardin out-of-office auto-reply on the same shared mailbox. The redirect sent on 2026-05-28 at 15:44:09 UTC is the wiki's first direct contact with Larison and seeks confirmation that the request is now routed to her, plus an indication of the Department's expected timeline before the EOB 2026-06-03 administrative deadline lapses. The redirect reproduced the 2026-05-28 second escalation in full below a cover note; no `replyToMessageId` was used, so the redirect occupies its own fresh thread rather than threading into the substantive FOIA chain.