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- Clerk-Recorder sought Board approval to terminate Iron Mountain Agreement 1998-217 for off-site archival records storage. - Termination cited annual price increases making the storage arrangement no longer cost-effective. - County projected storing ~15 boxes and saving ~$920.41 monthly with a new off-site option at $4.25 per box.
- City Commission adopted an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) policy that references Florida Public Records Law (Chapter 119). - CDBG code enforcement agreement requires public records retention and transfer under Florida Statutes Section 119.0701. - Agreement mandates electronic records be provided in a format compatible with Palm Beach County systems. - CDBG agreement sets public records access and exempt-record nondisclosure requirements for the subrecipient.
- Town Council adopted Resolution 2026-23 to approve the Records Retention and Disposition Schedule for the Town. - Packet includes General Records Schedule instructions tied to North Carolina Public Records Act compliance. - Schedule guidance covers electronic records, destruction authorization, and legal hold preservation requirements.
- Board Policy 3500 requires retention and destruction of District records, including electronically stored information. - Procedure 3500 sets retention classes and rules for Class 1 permanent, Class 2 optional, and Class 3 disposable records. - Procedure 3500 requires legal holds to suspend destruction for litigation, claims, audits, investigations, or public records requests.
- “Basement Records” project targets organizing, digitizing, and managing historic archival documents in the Wenham Town Clerk basement. - Massachusetts records retention laws are cited as requiring proper organization, storage, timely disposal, and long-term compliance. - Special Acts database needs redo after data was lost; Land Use Decisions data entry is actively underway.
- ALPR systems (Flock vs. Axon) retention policy discussed, including the 30-day retention period and possible change to 15 days or 2 weeks. - Council asks how ALPR searches create “existing records” under KORA and when results become releasable public records. - ALPR query workflow described as requiring case number/offense type before running searches, with discussion of immutable audit log and transparency portal.
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