TITLE 1 GENERAL
GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
CHAPTER 15 GENERAL RECORDS RETENTION AND DISPOSITION
SCHEDULES (GRRDS)
PART 3 GRRDS,
GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS (For Use by Local Government and
Educational Institutions)
1.15.3.1 ISSUING
AGENCY: New Mexico Commission of Public Records -
State Records Center and Archives
[8/8/96; 1.15.3.1 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.1, 10/01/2000]
1.15.3.2 SCOPE: All New Mexico local governments and educational institutions
[8/8/96; 1.15.3.2 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.2, 10/01/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.3 STATUTORY
AUTHORITY: The administrator shall establish a records management
program and shall establish records disposal schedules for the orderly
retirement of records and adopt regulations necessary for the carrying out of
the public records act. Records disposal
schedules shall not become effective until thirty days after the filing date,
Section 14-3-6 NMSA 1978.
[8/8/96;
1.15.3.3 NMAC - Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.3, 10/01/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.4 DURATION: Permanent
[8/8/96; 1.15.3.4 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.4, 10/01/2000]
1.15.3.5 EFFECTIVE
DATE:
July 13, 1998
[1.15.3.5 NMAC - Rn, 1 NMAC
3.2.90.5, 10/01/2000]
1.15.3.6 OBJECTIVE: To establish records disposal schedules for
the orderly retirement of records, Section 14-3-6 NMSA 1978.
[8/8/96; 1.15.3.6 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.6, 10/01/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.7 DEFINITIONS:
A. "Administrator" means the state records
administrator (Section 14-3-2 NMSA 1978).
B. "Agency" means any state agency, department,
bureau, board, commission, institution or other organization of the state
government, the territorial government and the Spanish and Mexican governments
in New Mexico (Section 14-3-2, NMSA 1978).
C. “Audit”
means a periodic examination of an organization to determine whether
appropriate procedures and practices are followed.
D. "Commission"
means the state commission of public records (Section 14-3-2 NMSA 1978).
E. “Pending litigation” means a proceeding in a court of
law whose activity is in progress but not yet completed.
F. “Records management means the systematic control of
all records from creation or receipt through processing, distribution,
maintenance and retrieval, to their ultimate disposition.
G. “Records retention period” means the period of time
during which records must be maintained by an organization because they are
needed for operational, legal, fiscal, historical or other purposes.
H. “Records
retention schedule” means a document prepared as part of a records retention
program that lists the period of time for retaining records.
I. “Website” means a presence on the
internet or intranet containing information that represents an agency or
presents information on specific subjects or allows transactions to be
conducted through the use of links or webpages.
A website is normally hosted and maintained by an agency or by another
entity sharing internet resources or through an internet service provider.
[8/8/96;
5/19/97; 1.15.3.7 NMAC - Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.7, 10/01/2000; A, 1/6/2002; A, 1/5/2004]
1.15.3.8 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS:
A. “SRC” stands for state records center
B. “USC” stands for United States code
[8/8/96; 5/7/97; 1.15.3.8 NMAC - Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.8,
10/01/2000; N, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.9 INSTRUCTIONS:
A. For
records of an administrative nature, refer to the Records Retention and
Disposition Schedule for General Administrative Records, 1.15.3 NMAC.
B. For
records of a financial nature, refer to the Records Retention and Disposition
Schedule for General Financial Records, 1.15.5 NMAC.
C. For
records of a personnel nature, refer to the Records Retention and Disposition
Schedule for General Personnel Records, 1.15.7 NMAC.
D. For
records of a medical nature, refer to the Records Retention and Disposition
Schedule for General Medical Records, 1.15.8 NMAC.
E. Retention
periods shall be extended until six months after all current or pending
litigation, current claims, audit exceptions or court orders involving a record
have been resolved or concluded.
F. The
descriptions of files are intended to be evocative, not complete. For example,
there will always be some documents that are filed in a file that are not
listed in the description, and similarly, not every file will contain an
example of each document listed in the description.
G. Confidentiality
is denoted for files likely to contain confidential materials, but files
without a confidentiality note nonetheless may contain confidential or privileged
materials and failure to include an express confidentiality note in the
description of a file does not waive the confidential or privileged nature of
those materials. Refer questions
concerning the confidentiality of a file or portions of a file to legal counsel
for the agency.
H. Access
to confidential documents or confidential files shall be only by authorization
of agency or attorney general or by court order, unless otherwise provided by
statute. Release of confidential documents to law enforcement and other
government agencies, shall only be upon specific statutory authorization or
court order.
I. All
records, papers or documents may be photographed, microfilmed,
microphotographed or reproduced on film. Such photographs, microfilms,
photographic film or microphotographs shall be deemed to be an original record
for all purposes, including introduction in evidence in all courts or
administrative agencies (Section 14-1-5, 14-1-6 NMSA 1978).
J. Electronic
records. Many paper records are being eliminated when the information has been
placed on magnetic tapes, disks, or other data processing media. In these
cases, the information on the data processing medium should be retained for the
length of time specified in records retention and disposition schedules for
paper records and should be subject to the same confidentiality and access
restrictions as paper records. When the destruction of a record is required,
all versions of said record shall be electronically over-written on machine
readable media on which it is stored (or media destroyed). (See also 1.13.70
NMAC: Performance Guidelines for the Legal Acceptance of Public Records
Produced by Information Technology Systems).
K. An entity should not place an
original or official copy of record on their website. An original or official copy of record is a
public record, regardless of media, as defined by 14-2-6 NMSA 1978. A public record must be maintained for a
specified amount of time and must go through the disposition process as stated
in the general or agency’s records retention and disposition schedule. An entity should develop a plan for the
management of the public records maintained on their website and integrate the
plan into the entity’s overall records management program. For further guidance see the New Mexico chief
information officer’s website for standards and guidelines for the creation and
maintenance of a website.
[1.15.3.9
NMAC - Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.8 & A, 1/6/2002; A, 1/5/2004]
1.15.3.10 - 1.15.3.100 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.101 NON-RECORD
MATERIALS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: the
following specific types of materials are defined as “non-record” and may be disposed
of at the convenience of the agency when they have no more value/use to the
agency: extra copies of correspondence
and other documents preserved only for convenience of reference; blank forms,
books, etc., which are outdated; materials neither made nor received in
pursuance of statutory requirement nor in connection with the functional
responsibility of the office/agency; preliminary drafts of letters, reports,
and memoranda which do represent significant basic steps in preparation of
record documents; shorthand notes, steno
tapes, mechanical recordings which have been transcribed, where noted on agency
retention schedule; routing and other
interdepartmental forms which do not add any significant material to the
activity concerned; stocks of publication
already sent to archives and processed documents preserved for supply purposes
only; form and guide letters, sample
letters, form paragraphs. All other materials either related or received in
pursuance of statutory requirements or in connection with the transaction of
public business which belong to the office concerned are government property
and not personal property of the officer or employees concerned. Therefore, any
material not included in the above definition cannot be destroyed, given, or
taken away, or sold without complying with all the statutory requirements
specifically relating to said records.
D. Retention: none
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.101 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A101, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.102 SUBJECT
FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: correspondence, memoranda, publications,
reports and other information received by agency and filed by subject. Also
referred to as reading files or information files.
D. Retention: until
superseded or until information no longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.102 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A102, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.103 PRIMARY
MISSION RECORDS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: files concerning the establishment of the
agency, its development and policies, its progress, operation summaries, plans
for the future development, etc.
D. Retention: permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.103 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A103, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.104 AGENCY
ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records that reflect the organizational
structure of the agency and its divisions. Information includes a diagram,
which shows a systematic and symbolic arrangement of an agency’s divisions and
program areas by name and function.
D. Retention:
(1) Executive
copy (agency director, deputy director, and division director): until
superseded and until no longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives
(2) Non-executive
copies: until superseded by new organizational chart
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.104 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A104, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.105 ADMINISTRATIVE
RULES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: rules, regulations, orders, statements of policy,
and amendments as defined and filed in compliance with the state rules act
(Section 14-4-3 NMSA 1978). Administrative rules shall be filed with state
records center, rules division (Section 14-3-3 NMSA 1978).
D. Retention:
(1) Agency copy: until
superseded or rescinded
(2) State
records center (copy filed in rules and publications division): permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.105 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A105, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.106 ADMINISTRATIVE
FILES (EXECUTIVE LEVELS):
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records documenting actions of an agency
director, deputy director, or division directors. Files may include memoranda
and reports concerning agency policy, organizational and program development
records, and non-routine fiscal data and personnel information. These records
reflect administration of policy, coordination of agency functions, and
management of program activity.
D. Retention: after five
years transfer to archives for appraisal and final disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.106 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A106, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.107 ADMINISTRATIVE
REFERENCE FILES (NON-EXECUTIVE LEVELS):
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: routine office management files retained
below the agency director, deputy director, and division director levels.
Included are convenience copies of memoranda, reports, printed matter, and
other reference materials. Topics include such subjects as: job activities,
program material, general office information, professional associations,
charitable affairs, parking for staff, disaster preparedness, and other related
topics.
D. Retention: until no longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.107 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A107, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.108 ADMINISTRATIVE
CORRESPONDENCE FILES (EXECUTIVE LEVELS):
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: correspondence is related to the
administration of an agency or division. Communications concern coordination of
programs, agency policy, and responsibilities of a non-routine nature that
impact on the agency or its divisions. These letters are usually found at the
agency director, deputy director, and division director levels. This record
group includes the correspondence files of all elected and appointed officials.
D. Retention: two years
after close of fiscal year in which created, then transfer to archives for
appraisal and final disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.108 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A108, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.109 GENERAL
CORRESPONDENCE FILES (NON-EXECUTIVE LEVELS):
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: routine correspondence created or retained
below the levels of agency director, deputy director, and division director.
Letters and memoranda reflect communication regarding program procedures, general
work activities, and responses to information requests.
D. Retention: one year after
close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.109 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A109, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.110 INTERSTATE
COMPACTS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: interstate compact or other intergovernmental
agreement as defined in the public records act (Section 14-3-20 NMSA 1978).
Interstate compacts and intergovernmental agreements shall be filed with state
records center, rules and publications division (Section 14-3-20 NMSA 1978).
D. Retention:
(1) Agency copy: six years
after termination of compact or agreement
(2) State
records center (copy filed in rules and publications division): permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.110 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A110, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.111 EXECUTIVE
ORDERS, PROCLAMATIONS, AND LEGISLATIVE ADVISORIES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: instructions issued by the governor as the
chief executive of state government.
D. Retention:
(1) Agency copy: until
superseded or rescinded
(2) Governor’s
office copy: until transferred to archives for review
(3) Copy filed
with state records center, rules and publications division (14-4-2 and 14-4-4,
NMSA 1978): permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.111 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A111, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.112 GOVERNING
BOARD FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning agency dealings with the
governing board of said agency. File may include original or copy of minutes of
meetings, reports, related documentation, correspondence, etc.
D. Retention: five years
then transfer to archives for appraisal and final disposition
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.112 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A112, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.113 COMMITTEES
OR COUNCILS FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning various
committees/councils with which office or department deals. File may contain
copies of minutes of meetings, reports, notifications, correspondence,
memoranda, related documentation, etc.
D. Retention: five years
after close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.113 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A113, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.114 MANUALS
OF PROCEDURES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: manuals of procedure prepared and published
by state agencies for the guidance of public officers and employees engaged in
operations required for the efficient operation of state and local government,
including but not limited to acquiring space, budgeting, accounting,
purchasing, contracting, vouchering, printing, appointment and dismissal of
employees, record maintenance, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Agency copy: until
superseded by new manual of procedure
(2) State records center copy (copy filed as publication with state records
center): permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.114 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A114, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.115 POLICIES
AND PROCEDURES FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: reference copies of current policies and
procedures of government and non-government entities with which an agency
deals.
D. Retention: until
superseded or obsolete
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.115 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A115, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.116 LEGISTLATION,
AGENCY FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: documents pertaining to bills’ prospective
legislation. Copies of bills and proposed (drafted) legislation. Includes supporting
material relating to legislation, such as newspaper clippings, reports,
correspondence, memoranda, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Enacted
legislation: four years, then transfer to archives for
review and final disposal
(2) Failed or
vetoed legislation: four years after close of fiscal in which
created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.116 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A116, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.117 REPORTS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: [RESERVED]
D. Retention:
(1) Annual,
biennial, or other periodic reports required by Article V, Section 9, N.M.
Constitution, or by specific statute: permanent
(2) Routine, interim, or progress reports: two years
after close of fiscal year in which created
(3) Ad hoc
reports: none
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.117 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A117, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.118 ACCIDENT
REPORT FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: reports of accidents involving agency
personnel.
D. Retention:
(1) Files
resulting in no action/claim/litigation: two years after date of accident
(2) Files
resulting in action/claim/litigation: until incorporated into workers’ compensation
file
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.118 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A118, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.119 MINUTES
OF MEETINGS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records of official proceedings of governing
bodies. Information includes agenda, date, place, list of attendees, and a
summary of discussion and decisions. Official minutes may also include all
informational attachments such as reports, surveys, proposals, studies, and
charts distributed to members for discussion and for use in making decisions on
agency policy, planning, and administrative matters. Official minutes shall
include only those documents and attachments that have been formally introduced
as part of a record.
D. Retention:
(1) Minutes of
meetings of boards, commissions, and/or other policy-making bodies, as defined in
open meetings Act (10-15-1, NMSA 1978): permanent
(2) Minutes of
meetings of all other bodies: five years, then transfer to archives for
appraisal and final disposal
(3) Tapes or
recordings of meetings: after minutes have been transcribed and
accepted at next meeting but no longer than two years after meeting date
(4) All other
documentation including agenda, agenda package, etc: after next meeting
date but no longer than two years after meeting date
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.119 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A119, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.120 APPLICATIONS
FOR EMPLOYMENT FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: applications for employment within particular
office or department. File may contain application, resume, letters of
reference or recommendation, correspondence, memoranda, related documentation,
etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Applications
and records for individuals hired: transfer to personnel office when individual
accepts position
(2) Applications
and records for individuals not hired: transfer to personnel office when position is
filled
(3) Unsolicited
applications: transfer to personnel office when received
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.120 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A120, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.121 PUBLIC
RELATIONS FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: information concerning agency publicity. File
may include press releases, biographies, newspaper clippings, promotional
materials, bulletins, broadcast scripts, photographs, visual documentation, and
other related items.
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives for appraisal and final
disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.121 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A121, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.122 MOTION
PICTURES OR VIDEO RECORDINGS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: [RESERVED]
D. Retention:
(1) Documentary
or training films produced or funded by agency: until informational
value ends, then transfer to archives for review
(2) Films
acquired from outside sources for personnel and management training: until
informational value ends
(3) Routine
surveillance footage or recordings: 30 days after date created
(4) Footage or
recordings that document routing meetings: 30 days after date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.122 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A122, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.123 NEWSPAPER
RELEASES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: includes news or press releases issued by the
agency.
D. Retention: four
years after close of fiscal year in which created, then transfer to archives
for review
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.123 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A123, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.124 PHOTOGRAPHS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: photographic proofs and negatives of agency
activities. Photographs may include identification according to time, place,
and agency activity.
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives for review
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.124 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A124, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.125 PROPERTY
FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records of deeds and leases to real
property owned or used by agency. Information includes description and location
of the property, maps, sale agreements, land acquisition forms, deeds, lease
agreements, and related correspondence.
D. Retention:
(1) Deeds and
related documentation (property control copy): permanent. After
property is sold, disposed of, or relinquished, files may be transferred to
archives
(2) Leases and related documentation (property control copy): six years after termination of lease, then
transfer to archives for appraisal and final disposal
(3) Deeds or leases and related documentation (agency information copy): six years after termination of lease or six
years after property is sold, or disposed of, or relinquished
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.125 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A125, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.126 BUILDING
DRAWINGS, PLANS, AND BLUEPRINTS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: original of photographic reproduction of architectural
plans or technical drawings. Access to documentation of restricted or security
areas (i.e., correctional facilities, museum and archival vaults, etc.) shall
be limited to authorized personnel only.
D. Retention:
(1) Property control copy:
permanent. After no longer needed for reference, files may be
transferred to archives
(2) Agency information copy:
until no longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives for
appraisal and final disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.126 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A126, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.127 SURVEYS
OR MAPS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: surveys or maps developed by an agency to
carry out its mission and function. Information concerns roads, property lines,
corners, monuments, road marker placements, structures, sites, and other
related data.
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives for appraisal and final
disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.127 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A127, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.128 MAINTENANCE
SERVICE FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records
concerning maintenance services conducted for office or department. File may
include work orders, maintenance reports, related documentation,
correspondence, memoranda, service agreements, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Service
agreements: six years after termination of agreement
(2) All other records: three
years after date of last entry
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.128 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A128, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.129 SUPPLIES
AND EQUIPMENT FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning supplies and equipment.
File may contain accounting records, operating manuals, warranties,
inventories, related documentation, correspondence, memoranda, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Warranties: six years after
termination of warranty
(2) Equipment records, including operating manuals: until disposition of equipment
(3) Supply records: three years
after audit report released
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.129 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A129, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.130 SURPLUS
PROPERTY FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning surplus property and its
disposition. File may contain inventories, records of disposal, accounting
information, related documentation, correspondence, memoranda, etc.
D. Retention: one year after disposition of property or
three years after all audits are released, which ever is longer
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.130 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A130, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.131 TELEPHONE
BILLINGS FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: reference copies of monthly office telephone
bills.
D. Retention: until audit
report released
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.131 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A131, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.132 TELEPHONE
LOGS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: listing of telephone calls made by agency
personnel for a particular time period. Logs may reflect date, time, caller,
recipient of call, nature of business discussed, etc.
D. Retention: three years
after close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.132 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A132, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.133 WORK
ORDERS FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: work orders submitted to maintenance office
or physical plant
D. Retention:
(1) Reference
copy (copy maintained by entity requesting work): until work
completed
(2) Maintenance office/physical plant copy: one year after work completed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.133 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A133, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.134 CALENDAR
OF EVENTS FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: reference copies of agency calendars of
events.
D. Retention: until
superseded or obsolete
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.134 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A134, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.135 SCHEDULES
OF DAILY ACTIVITIES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records used to keep track of work-related
events and commitments of agency staff members. Record includes daily
appointment books, calendars, and other records indicating dates for meeting
and work activities
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference but no longer than one year after close of calendar
year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.135 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A135, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.136 LISTS
OR DIRECTORIES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: includes mailing lists, directories, rosters,
and registers compiled by the agency.
D. Retention: until
superseded
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.136 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A136, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.137 SPEECH
FILES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: transcript of speeches given by agency
personnel. Speeches concern program
procedure, work activities, and related concepts.
D. Retention:
(1) Executive
levels (including elected and appointed officials): until no
longer needed for reference, then transfer to archives for appraisal and final
disposal
(2) Non-executive levels: until no longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.137 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A137, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.138 CONFERENCES
OR WORKSHOPS ATTENDED FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records of conferences or workshops attended
by office or departmental personnel. File may contain agendas, programs,
handouts, correspondence, memoranda, related documentation, etc.
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.138 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A138, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.139 CONFERENCES
OR WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records of conferences or workshops conducted
by office or departmental personnel. File may contain agendas, programs,
handouts, reports, training materials, critiques, questionnaires,
correspondence, memoranda, related documentation, etc.
D. Retention: after five
years, transfer to archives for appraisal and disposal
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.139 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A139, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.140 SIGNATURE
AUTHORIZATIONS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record
authorizing person to sign fiscal documents, personnel documents, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.140 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A140, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.141 ALCOHOL
AND DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the administration of the
agency’s alcohol and drug abuse program.
D. Retention: three years
after close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.141 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A141, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.142 OVERTIME
FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records of overtime by office or department
personnel.
D. Retention: one year after
overtime accrual date
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.142 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A142, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.143 AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION OR EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning agency’s affirmative
action/equal opportunity program. File may include regulations and guidelines,
policies, reports, studies, correspondence, and related records.
D. Retention:
(1) Annual plan: three years
after date issued, then transfer to archives for appraisal and final disposal.
(2) Regulations, policies, guidelines, reference materials: until obsolete or superseded, then transfer
to archives for appraisal and final disposal
(3) Grievance or complaint files:
one year after date case closed
(4) Compliance reviews: after
five years, transfer to archives for appraisal and final disposal
(5) Remaining records: two years
after date created
E. Confidentiality:
Section 10-15-1 NMSA
1978.
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.143 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A143, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.144 SEARCH
COMMITTEE FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning activities of specially
formed search committees charged with recruiting new or replacement agency personnel.
File may include resumes, applications, correspondence, related records,
memoranda, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Applications
and records for individuals hired: transfer to personnel office when individual
accepts position
(2) Applications
and records for individuals not hired: transfer to personnel office when position is
filled
(3) Unsolicited
applications: transfer to personnel office when received
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.144 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A144, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.145 JOINT
POWERS AGREEMENTS:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity
preference
C. Description: written contractual
agreement entered into between two or more public agencies subject to any
constitutional or legislative restrictions imposed upon any of the contracting
public agencies (Joint Powers Agreement Act, Section 11-1-1 to Section 11-1-7
NMSA).
D. Retention: 10 years after
termination of agreement, then transfer to archives for review and final
disposition
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.145 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A145, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.146 DISASTER
RECOVERY FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the preparation of a
disaster plan and the organization of salvage procedures for the agency.
Records include the disaster recovery plan, salvage procedures, information on
training in disaster recovery techniques, etc. A copy of this file should be
maintained off-site. In the event of a disaster, all copies of this file shall
be retained until any or all investigations have been concluded.
D. Retention: until
superseded by new plan or information
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.146 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A146, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.147 BUILDING
EMERGENCY EVACUATION FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records
concerning the safe and orderly evacuation of a building. Records include
evacuation plan, list of designated fire captains or coordination leaders,
training information, etc.
D. Retention: until superseded by new plan or information
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.147 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11 A147, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.148 INTERNAL
AUDIT FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: internal audits of agency programs, operations,
and of external contractors and grantees. File may contain audit plan, entrance
or exit conference documentation, procedure questionnaires, correspondence,
memoranda, supporting documentation, and final audit report. This record series
does not include agency’s external audit report.
D. Retention: five years
after close of fiscal year audited
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.148 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A148, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.149 FINDING
AIDS (INDEXES):
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: indexes, lists, registers, and other finding
aids used to provide access to records.
D. Retention: until
superseded or until related records are destroyed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.149 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A149, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.150 PROJECT
CONTROL FILE:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: memoranda, reports, and other records
documenting assignments, progress, and completion of projects. Record series
does not include construction project files.
D. Retention: one year after
close of fiscal year in which project completed or canceled
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.150 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A150, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.151 FEASIBILITY
STUDIES:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: studies requested or conducted prior to
the acquisition, installation, implementation, or purchase of new technologies,
equipment, properties, projects, etc. Studies may be incorporated into other
files (i.e., project files).
D. Retention:
(1) Studies
requested or conducted by agency: five years after completion or cancellation
of study
(2) Courtesy copies received by agency: until informational value ends
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.151 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A151, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.152 CODE
OF CONDUCT:
A. Program: administrative
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: prescribed standards which are peculiar and
appropriate to the function and purpose for which the agency or institution was
created and exists. “All codes approved by the governor shall be filed with the
secretary of state and shall be open to public inspection” (Section 10-16-11
NMSA 1978).
D. Retention:
(1) Agency copy: until
superseded by new code
(2) Secretary of state:
permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.152 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A152, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.153 - 1.15.3.200 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.201 INSURANCE
POLICY FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning insurance coverage of
agency property (buildings and contents, equipment, automobiles, etc.).
D. Retention:
(1) Insurance
policy: 10 years after expiration of policy, provided
no claims or suits pending.
(2) Claim files: three years
after case close
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.201 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11A201, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.202 GROUP
INSURANCE POLICY FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning
insurance coverage of agency employees (health, life, accident, and long-term
disability).
D. Retention:
(1) Group
insurance policy: 10 years after expiration of policy, provided
no claims or suits pending
(2) Individual employee policy holders’
records (waiver and enrollment forms applicable to group insurance in effect): three years after employee terminated or
retired, or three years after termination of effective period
(3) Claim file: until
informational value ends
E. Confidentiality: claim files containing health information are
confidential. (14-6-1 NMSA 1978)
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.202 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A202, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.203 LIABILITY
CERTIFICATES OF COVERAGE FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning insurance coverage of
agency liability.
D. Retention:
(1) Certificate
(policy): 10 years after expiration of policy, provided
no claims or suits pending
(2) Claim files: three years
after case closed
E. Confidentiality: claim files containing health information are
confidential. (Section 14-6-1 NMSA 1978)
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.203 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A203, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.204 SURETY
BOND FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning surety bond coverage of
agency employees and persons acting on behalf of or in service to the agency in
any official capacity.
D. Retention:
(1) Certificate
(policy): 10 years after expiration of policy, provided
no claims or suits pending.
(2) Claim files: three years after case closed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.204 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A204, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.205 WORKER’S
COMPENSATION FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning workers’ compensation
claims against agency. File may include legal opinions and briefs, court
documents, transcripts, affidavits, photographs, findings, recommendations,
correspondence, related records, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Policy: 10 years after
expiration of policy, provided no claims or suits pending
(2) Claim files: three years
after case closed
E. Confidentiality: claim files containing health information are
confidential. (14-6-1 NMSA 1978)
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.205 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A205, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.206 TITLE
INSURANCE POLICY:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the insurance coverage of
titles of agency owned property.
D. Retention:
(1) Policy: until property
sold or disposed of, provided no claims or suits pending
(2) Claim files: three years
after case closed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.206 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A206, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.207 INSURANCE
APPRAISAL OR SURVEY FILE:
A. Program: risk
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning insurance appraisal or
surveys.
D. Retention: until
informational value ends
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.207 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A207, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.208 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS:
A. Program: risk management records
B. Maintenance system: alphabetical by chemical name
C. Description: records concerning safety information on
chemical products used by the staff.
Material safety data sheet may contain information on chemical
ingredients, hazards identification, first-aid measures, fire fighting
measures, accidental release measures, handling and storage, exposure controls
or personal protection, agency name or vendor name, physical and chemical
properties, toxicological information, etc.
D. Retention: 30 years after discontinuance of substance per
29 CFR 1910.1020(d) (1) (ii)(B)
[1.15.3.208 NMAC - N,
1/10/2005]
1.15.3.209 - 1.15.3.300 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.301 DOCUMENTATION
TAPE FILE:
A. Program: electronic
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: data processing tapes providing documentation
for operation systems. Tapes include data systems specifications, systems test
documentation, file specifications, user guides, output specifications,
reports, and information retrieval data. Proprietary software is confidential
(copyright, protection of rights, 17 USC, section 102,106, and 117). System
test documentation for approved systems may be destroyed one year after
completion of testing.
D. Retention:
(1) Approved
systems: one year after discontinuance of system,
provided all magnetic data files are authorized for disposal or transferred to
new or alternate system
(2) Disapproved proposed systems:
one year after date of final action
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.301 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A301, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.302 OPERATIONS
SYSTEM BACKUP:
A. Program: electronic
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: operations system backups contain data
concerning agency’s fiscal operations and transactions, legal investigations
and proceedings, studies, supply management, personnel and payroll
administration, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Annual
system backup: erase or dispose of when data contained has met
its retention period provided approval to destroy data has been received from
office or department to which data belongs
(2) Quarterly system backup:
after five cycles
(3) Monthly system backup: after
four cycles
(4) Weekly system backup: after
six cycles
(5) Daily system backup: after
eight cycles
(6) Incremental system backup:
until completion of next full system backup
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.302 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A302, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.303 [RESERVED]
[7-13-98; 1.15.3.303 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A303, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002, Repealed, 07/23/2007]
[Refer to 1.13.4 NMAC,
Records Management Requirements for Electronic Messaging for guidance on
electronic mail.]
1.15.3.304 TEST FILES:
A. Program: electronic
records
B. Maintenance
system: entity preference
C. Description: records
concerning test results for upgrades, migration or compliance. File may contain system specifications,
hardware specifications, computer printouts, notes, correspondence, e-mail,
electronic logs, pre and post test results, bench mark results, operating
system version, application version, testing personnel name, etc.
D. Retention: two
years after system goes into production
[1.15.3.304 NMAC - N,
7/22/2002]
1.15.3.305 COMPUTER SYSTEM ACCESS REQUEST:
A. Program: electronic
records
B. Maintenance
system: entity preference
C. Description: hardcopy input
document used to request or modify a users systems access. Record may contain user name, user number,
request date, organization or unit identifier code, position title,
justification, written approval, user social security number, requested login
identity, system name, domain name, group name, restrictions, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Paper: until entered and verified
into system
(2) Data: three years after no longer employed with the
agency.
E. Confidentiality: portions
of record may contain confidential information per 20 CFR 401.
[1.15.3.305 NMAC - N,
7/22/2002]
1.15.3.306 WEBSITE:
A. Program: public
relations
B. Architecture: The overall
design of a website, which can encompass hardware and software, consisting of
the how the components are designed, connected to, and operate with one
another. The architectural design also
contains information on the development and maintenance of informational or
transactional websites that may contain documentation on the platform and
associated software necessary to operate and maintain an internet or intranet
presence.
(1) informational website: informational web sites contain information
and do not support or conduct business transactions.
(2) transactional website: transactional web sites contain information
and possess the ability to conduct business transactions.
C. Description: records and
information hosted electronically and accessible through the internet or
intranet. A website may contain
information regarding the mission of an agency or the reason for the
establishment of a web presence. The
website may contain replicated information from an agency such as, names of
staff, announcements of meetings, calendar of events, press releases, annual
reports, strategic plans, surveys, images, multimedia, audio, transactional
forms or pages (e-commerce), etc. The
website may also contain unique information found only on the website.
D. Retention:
(1) platform
(software): one year after discontinuance of the system.
(2) web content:
(a) unique records or information: see the general or agency program schedule
for retention.
(b) replicated information: until
superseded or no longer relevant.
(3) web site structure:
(a) informational web site: one year after site is updated or changed.
(b) transactional web site: three years after site is updated or changed.
[Transactional web sites contain or support transactions such as registrations,
purchases, etc.]
E. Nota
bene:
(1) the use of contractors or another entity
to host an entity’s website does not release the entity from the custodial
obligation for the maintenance, preservation, and disposition of the entity’s
records.
(2) entities may wish to include a statement
to the effect that the information provided on the website is for informational
purposes and that the official copy of record(s) can be found at the
entity. See subsection K of 1.15.3.9
NMAC of this rule for further information.
(3) because applicable statutes or laws may
vary, entities may wish to consult with legal counsel for applicable citations
for websites conducting business transactions or containing confidential
information.
[1.15.3.306 NMAC - N,
1/5/2004]
1.15.3.307 - 1.15.3.400 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.401 LEGAL
CASE FILE:
A. Program: legal office
records
B. Maintenance system: entity
preference
C. Description: records concerning litigation . Records may contain complaints, court order,
motion, pleadings, notes, briefs, releases, investigative reports,
investigative activity logs, transcripts, closing sheets, correspondence,
memoranda, etc. Case files involving
real property where the state has an interest shall be retained for 10 years
after case closed or until state no longer has an interest, whichever is
longer.
D. Retention:
(1) Legal casefiles: 10 years after case closed
(2) Legal case
files involving minors: 10 years after case closed or until any minor
involved attains age 21, whichever is
longer
(3) Legal case
files involving real property: 10 years after case closed or until state no
longer has an interest, whichever is longer
E. Confidentiality: per Sections 14-2-1 NMSA 1978, 32A-1-3.B NMSA
1978, 32A-2-32 NMSA 1978, 32A-3B-22 NMSA 1978, 32A-4-33 NMSA 1978, 32A-5-8 NMSA
1978, and 32A-6-15 NMSA 1978
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.401 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A401, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.402 LEGAL
BRIEF FILE (BRIEF BANK):
A. Program: legal office
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: contains duplicate copies of legal briefs
from legal case file.
D. Retention: until no
longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.402 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A402, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.403 LEGAL
CASE LOG:
A. Program: legal office
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: listing of cases. Log may be destroyed when
information transferred to or is available on electronic media.
D. Retention: 10 years after
all cases listed are closed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.403 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A403, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.404 LEGAL
CASE INDEX:
A. Program: legal office
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: includes notations on activities related to
case indexed.
D. Retention: 10 years after
case closed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.404 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A404, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.405 LEGAL
OPINIONS AND REQUESTS FOR OPINION FILE:
A. Program: legal office
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records requesting legal office to render or
issue an opinion. May contain request, opinion, relating documentation,
correspondence, memoranda, etc. File includes attorney general opinions and
requests for opinions.
D. Retention:
(1) Legal office
(issuing entity): permanent
(2) Office or department (requesting entity): until no longer needed for reference
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.405 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A405, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.406 - 1.15.3.500 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.501 OFFENSE
OR INCIDENT REPORTS:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows offender’s name, offender information,
date and time and location of occurrence, information on incident, reporting
witness name, name of investigating officer, narrative, etc. Includes bomb
threat reports. Includes reports concerning victims of alleged criminal
offenses occurring on agency property.
D. Retention: five years
after date of occurrence
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.501 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A501, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.502 DISPATCH
RECORDS:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records
concerning the dispatch of agency security. Record may show offense or incident
reports, complainant’s name, place of occurrence, address, date and time
complaint received, dispatcher’s name, name of officer dispatched, etc.
D. Retention: 18 months from date of call
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.502 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11 A502, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.503 RADIO
LOGS:
A. Program: security
records.
B. Maintenance system: entity
preference
C. Description: shows unit number, time and date of call,
location of call, nature of call, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.503 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A503, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.504 BUILDING
ENTRANCE LOG:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows agency name, building, employee
identification, time in, time out, time alarm reset, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.504 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A504, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.505 SECURITY
GATE LOG:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record documenting the vehicles entering and
leaving monitored or secured area. Shows date, vehicle identification, driver
identification, time in, time out, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.505 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A505, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.506 ALARM
DATA RECORDS:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows date and time of alarm, alarm number,
etc.
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.506 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A506, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.507 PARKING
ASSIGNMENTS FILE:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning staff parking assignments.
D. Retention: until superseded
or obsolete
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.507 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A507, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.508 PARKING
SERVICES CASHIER’S RECEIPT:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: copy of receipt issued for monies received
for parking on agency property
D. Retention: three years
after close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.508 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A508, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.509 VEHICLE
ACCIDENT REPORT FILE:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning each vehicle accident
reported on agency property. File may include medical records, offense or incident
reports, affidavits, photographs, diagrams, related documentation,
correspondence, memoranda, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Fatal
accidents: 25 years after date of accident
(2) Non-fatal accidents: 10 years
after date of accident
E. Confidentiality: (Sections 66-7-213, 66-7-215 and 14-6-1 NMSA
1978)
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.509 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A509, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.510 WRECKER
LOG:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record of vehicles towed away. Record may
show date and time, name of wrecking company, operator, make of vehicle,
license number, owner, location, reason for towing vehicle, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.510 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A510, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.511 VISITOR
CONTROL FILE:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: registers or logs used to record names of
outside contractors, service personnel, visitors, employees admitted to areas.
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.511 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A511, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.512 KEY
ACCOUNTABILITY RECORDS:
A. Program: security
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records relating to accountability for keys
issued.
D. Retention:
(1) For security
areas: three years after keys turned in
(2) All other areas: six months
after keys turned in
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.512 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A512, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.513 - 1.15.3.600 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.601 ACCESSION
RECORDS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the acquisition of library
monographs, films, photographs, collections, etc. Record may show accession
number, author, title, publisher, date of publication, cost of acquisition,
etc.
D. Retention: permanent
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.601 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A601, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.602 CATALOG
OF HOLDINGS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record of library holdings in manuscript,
printed catalog, or continuously updated catalog forms.
D. Retention: until
superseded
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.602 NMAC
-Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A602, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.603 BORROWER
FILE:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records that authorize patrons to borrow
library materials (includes interlibrary loans). May show borrower name,
borrower number, expiration date, etc.
D. Retention: until obsolete
E. Confidentiality: Section
18-9-4 NMSA 1978
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.603 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A603, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.604 BORROWING
OR LOANING RECORDS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the borrowing or loaning
of library materials (includes interlibrary materials).
D. Retention: until all borrowing or loaning transactions
completed
E. Confidentiality: Section
18-9-4 NMSA 1978
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.604 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A604, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.605 PATRON’S
REGISTRATION FOR USE OF SPECIAL LIBRARY MATERIALS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the use of rare, valuable,
or other restricted library materials. Records may show patron name, patron
address, patron signature, etc.
D. Retention: five years
after date materials used.
E. Confidentiality: Section
18-9-4 NMSA 1978
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.605 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A605, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.606 SELECTION
RECORDS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records documenting the selection of books
and other library materials (monographs, periodicals, films, etc.).
D. Retention: one year after
date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.606 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A606, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.607 CENSORSHIP
OR COMPLAINT FILES:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning library material
censorship and complaints. File may include evaluations by staff, patron’s
complaints, final decision documentation, etc.
D. Retention: five years
after date of last entry
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.607 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A607, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.608 GIFT
DONORS FILE:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records concerning the donation of
publications and manuscripts to the library. Comply with applicable provisions
of legal agreement regarding confidentiality of records concerning each gift.
D. Retention: five years
after date created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.608 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A608, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.609 REQUESTS
FOR REPRODUCTION OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS:
A. Program: library
records
B. Maintenance
system: entity preference
C. Description: records
concerning requests for copyrighted materials.
Records may contain files or logs, records of requests made for copies or
phonorecords of copyrighted materials, records of the fulfillment of such
requests, etc. (includes interlibrary loans).
D. Retention: three years
after the calendar year in which created per United States Copyright Office
Circular 21, p. 19
E. Confidentiality: Section 18-9-4
NMSA 1978
[1.15.3.609 NMAC - N,
1/6/2002]
1.15.3.610 - 1.15.3.699 [RESERVED]
1.15.3.700 [RESERVED]
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.700 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A700.1, 10/1/2000; Repealed, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.701 RECORDS
RETENTION AND DISPOSITION SCHEDULE:
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: schedules shows record name, filing system,
record frequency, description, retention, confidentiality, and rule filing
date.
D. Retention: until
superseded by new schedule
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.701 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A701, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.702 STORAGE
TICKET (SRC-1):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows agency code, shipment box number,
shipment date, agency, authorizing signature and title, records description,
inclusive date, schedule item number, destruction date, location, analyst
signature, etc.
D. Retention: three years
after close of calendar year in which records destroyed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.702 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A702, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.703 REQUEST
FOR PICK-UP AND DESTRUCTION (SRC-2):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: approval
request for destruction of agency records. Shows agency name and location,
date, record description, inclusive dates, quantity of boxes or sacks to be
destroyed, schedule item number, authorizing signatures, etc.
D. Retention: three years after close of calendar year in
which records destroyed
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.703 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11 A703, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.704 WITHDRAWAL
TICKET (SRC-5):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record of withdrawals of documents from boxes
held in storage with state records center. Shows record description, shipment
box number, location, approximate date of return requested by and date,
received by and date, return date, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Temporary
withdrawal: three years close of calendar year in which
records returned
(2) Permanent withdrawal: three
years close of calendar year in which records withdrawn
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.704 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A704, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.705 CORRECTIONAL
INDUSTRIES MICROFILM SERVICES JOB SPECIFICATION (SRC-73):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows agency or division, address, SRC
control number, agency billing code.
D. Retention: three years
after close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.705 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A705, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.706 MICROFILM
JOB TICKET (SRC 23):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: shows records sent for microfilming by
agency, record description, received by, delivered to, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
close of fiscal year in which created
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.706 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A706, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.707 MICROFILM
INSPECTION SHEETS (SRC 23):
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: record shows report date, agency name, roll
number, inspection date, density, resolution, remarks or comments, inspector
signature, etc.
D. Retention: one year after
inspection date
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.707 NMAC - Rn,
1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A707, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.708 CUSTODIAN
OF RECORD FILE:
A. Program: records
management records
B. Maintenance system: entity preference
C. Description: records documenting the inspection of public
records. File may include procedures, custodian of record appointment, requests
to review or copy documents, copies of denial to review or copy documents,
copies of memoranda extending time to respond to request, copies of memoranda
stating that agency is not responsible for maintaining record requested and is
forwarding request to appropriate agency, etc.
D. Retention:
(1) Procedures
and custodian of record appointment: until superseded
(2) Records of requests filled:
until request filled
(3) Records of requests denied:
one year after date denied
[7/13/98; 1.15.3.708 NMAC -
Rn, 1 NMAC 3.2.90.11.A708, 10/1/2000; A, 1/6/2002]
1.15.3.709 METHYLENE BLUE TEST FORMS:
A. Program: records management records
B. Maintenance system: chronological by month and date
C. Description: records concerning the verification that the
microfilm media meet the standards for 1.14.2 NMAC. Form may contain agency or vendor name, address,
contact person, telephone number, test readings, test dates, agencies or
offices processed for, inclusive microfilm roll numbers, record series name and
NMAC section number, address of New Mexico records center and archives,
correspondence, etc.
D. Retention: until retention of the original records has
been met or until microfilm is regenerated per Subsection F of 1.14.2.10 NMAC
[1.15.3.709 NMAC - N,
1/10/2005]
[The test documents the
amount of residual thiosulfate existing in master microfilm produced by or for
agencies.]
HISTORY OF 1.15.3 NMAC:
Pre-NMAC Filing History: The
material in this part was derived from that previously filed with the State
Records Center under:
SRC Rule No. 93-09A, Records
Retention and Disposition Schedule for General Administrative Records (For Use
by Local Government and Educational Institutions, 7/29/94