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Oklahoma Archives And Records Commission
Commission Membership and Purpose The Archives and Records Commission (Commission) was created by statute in 1947 and has 5 members. With certain exceptions, the Commission has the sole, entire and exclusive authority for the disposition of all authority of the disposition for all public records and archives of state officers, departments, boards, commissions, agencies and institutions of this state. No record created or received in the transaction of official business may be destroyed by a state agency without prior approval from the Commission. The Commission Chair is the member appointed by the Governor and the Vice-Chair/Secretary is the state librarian. Any member may appoint and designate a subofficer or employee as his or her proxy for purposes of carrying on the duties of the Commission. The membership of the Commission is as follows:
Commission Duties The duties of the Commission include but are not limited to:
The Commission normally meets in January, April, July, and October to consider requests for records disposition from state agencies and to conduct other business. Special or emergency meetings of the Commission may be called by the Chairman at the request of any member. Staff for the Commission is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries (ODL) Archives and Records Management Divisions. |
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