The 1996 FOIA amendments will soon require greater use of electronic communications so you may as well get ready. Accept FOIA requests online. This can be a little tricky so check with your FOIA officer first. At a minimum, put FOIA how-to instructions online, including agency addresses and rules. Seventh, put in more links.
Most federal sites do a pretty good job of linking to other sites.
Link to your headquarters site and to other agency components. Link to private sites as well, but be careful. Make sure a link won't draw political fire. The last thing your boss wants is a screaming letter from some congressman about a Web page link to an extremist organization. Ask users what they came looking for and didn't find.