STATE RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
RIM Update
Records Handbook
Vermont Standards and Best Practices
Current Record Schedules
"Right to Know" Database
Fee Schedule
Records Transferred to the Archives
The Vermont State Archives and Records Administration (VSARA) is charged with administering and implementing a statewide records management program in accordance with professional records and information management practices and principles. The state records management program applies efficient and effective management methods for creation, use, maintenance, retention, destruction, and preservation of records created and received in the course of agency business.
The Records Analysis and Policy Development (RAPD) Unit within VSARA publishes record retention schedules (required by law for the destruction of records or transfer of records into the State Archives) and records management guidelines and standards, including the Vermont Functional Classification System. The RAPD unit also coordinates the Records Officer and Records Liaison Program, sets policies and requirements for using the State Records Center for inactive records storage, and collaborates with the Department of Information and Innovation for managing information in enterprise systems.
- Record Retention Schedules
- Local Records Program
- State Records Center
- Records Management Handbook
- Records and Information Management (RIM) Update
- Recordkeeping Requirements
- State Information Management Standards
- Targeted Assistance Program
To learn more about Managing Records, please contact us at: . Specific staff contact information is located on our staff contact page.
