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Marion County commission OKs notices to destroy records; IPS consolidates destruction requests with state archives' approval
Summary
The Marion County Public Records Commission accepted destruction notices from seven agencies, including a consolidated submission method from Indianapolis Public Schools that requires state archives approval, approved minutes and set its next meeting for Dec. 4.
Faith Kimbrell, Marion County recorder and chairwoman of the Marion County Public Records Commission, opened the commission's June 25 meeting and said the commission accepted notices of destruction from multiple county agencies and affiliated bodies.
The commission voted to accept a set of notices of destruction and to approve the minutes of the December 2024 meeting. Commissioners also set the next MCPRC meeting for Thursday, Dec. 4. Jordan Ryan, serving as a proxy for the controller's office, said Indianapolis Public Schools consolidated a large number of notice-of-destruction forms into a single, state-archives–approved letter and that agencies must seek…
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