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Public Records
Administrator - The Office of the
Public Records Administrator [OPRA] is
responsible for designing and implementing
the Public Records Program for local
government agencies and for state agencies
within the executive department of
government.
State Records
Center - The State Records Center
is a centralized facility with a storage
capacity of 70,000 cubic feet of records
that houses and services semi-active state
agency records. The State Records Center
accepts records that are on a current
retention schedule prepared by the Office of
the Public Records Administrator.
Local Government Records
Program - The Office of the Public
Records Administrator provides records
management guidelines for local government
agencies; publishes regulations regarding
the construction of record storage vaults
and the creation of permanent land maps
filed with the town clerks; and conducts the
annual examination of land record
indexes.
Microfilm of Connecticut
Records - Many Connecticut vital,
land, church, and probate records, as well
as the State Library's Barbour Collection
and Hale Collection, have been microfilmed
by the Genealogical Society of Utah, which
is affiliated with the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons).
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