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Johnson County records panel approves minutes, adds a PR1 form to agenda and affirms 2026 officer slate
Summary
The Johnson County Commission on Public Records approved minutes from Oct. 2, 2024 with amendments, added one PR1 form to its agenda, acknowledged multiple retention schedules updated in 2024 and voted to continue the existing officer slate for 2026.
The Johnson County Commission on Public Records approved minutes from its Oct. 2, 2024 meeting with amendments, added a newly submitted PR1 form to the agenda, acknowledged several updated retention schedules and voted to keep the current slate of officers for 2026.
The action items were taken during the regular meeting after roll call. Chairman and clerk Trina McLaughlin called the meeting to order and the commission moved, seconded and approved the minutes “with amendments,” including two corrections on page 2 (changing a title to “secretary” and correcting a circuit court judge’s name).
Why it matters: the commission oversees records-retention compliance for county offices and local entities; approving minutes and adding official PR1 (records disposition) forms to the agenda are routine but required steps that set which records…
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