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File #: 15-0382    Version: 1 Name: DISP 2015-218 PS-Fire 1997-2013
Type: Resolution Status: New Business
File created: 5/22/2015 In control: Governing Body of Fire District 1
On agenda: 6/10/2015 Final action: 6/10/2015
Title: A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE DESTRUCTION OF FIRE DISTRICT #1 RECORDS (DISP 2015-218 PS-Fire) 1997-2013. Presented by: Melissa Thompson, RM & Archives Analyst, Division of Information, Records Management Services. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt the Resolution and direct the Fire Chief and the Records Manager to destroy the records.
Attachments: 1. FD#1
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A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE DESTRUCTION OF FIRE DISTRICT #1 RECORDS (DISP 2015-218 PS-Fire) 1997-2013.
Presented by: Melissa Thompson, RM & Archives Analyst, Division of Information, Records Management Services.

RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt the Resolution and direct the Fire Chief and the Records Manager to destroy the records.

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Background: This records disposal follows the same model as disposals previously approved by the Commission, and applies the Fire District Policy adopted by the governing body on August 27, 2008. Kansas law (K.S.A. 45-404(c)) requires that destructions of Fire District records be authorized by the Board of County Commissioners sitting as the Governing Body of Fire District #1. Approval at this time would free space in the Courthouse Records Center (CRC) and in the Fire District records room to accommodate additional boxes for storage.

Records proposed for destruction total 151 boxes and rolled materials, and are comprised of Fire District #1 (FD#1) administrative records such as AP/PO/PV, timesheets, building plans review-Fire copy, activity report records, routine correspondence, employee training records, hiring promotion process files, permits and KORA Request/Response records. A detail inventory is available, and will be maintained permanently by Records Management as part of the documentation for the destruction case. All records have been brought back to the courthouse records center for disposal.

Analysis: Fire District Records Management Policy is to destroy at the earliest opportunity records identified (1) as eligible under State law, and (2) that lack continuing value adequate to offset costs to retain and make accessible. Custodian for the records proposed for destruction, Fire Chief Tavis Leake, has determined they have no continuing administrative value for operation of the Fire District. Chief Financial Officer Chris Chronis has determined that they have no continuing fiscal value for Fire District operations. Th...

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