The Office of Public Records in Washington, DC is responsible for scheduling, collecting, storing, and managing records of the District government. They oversee the District of Columbia Archives, Records Center, and the Library of Government Information, which house a wide range of administrative, historical, and legal documents. The office also handles research requests, surveys and appraises records, and disposes of records that have met the necessary criteria.
The Office of Public Records Management, Archival Administration, and Library of Government Information was established in 1986 to preserve the history of the District government. They play a crucial role in maintaining and providing access to important records for both government agencies and the public.
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