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The document outlines the procedures for the disposal of local government records in Ohio, specifically through the Certificate of Records Disposal (RC-3) form. It includes instructions for completing the form, certifying compliance with approved Records Retention Schedules, and ensuring that no records related to pending legal matters are disposed of. The document emphasizes the importance of preserving electronic records and retaining copies of the RC-3 forms for seven years.

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What is the mission of the Ohio History Connection?

The Ohio History Center is the headquarters of the Ohio History Connection. Our mission is to spark discovery of Ohios stories. Embrace the present, share the past and transform the future.

What is the history of Ohio History Connection?

The Ohio History Connection was formed in 1885 as the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, later known as the Ohio Historical Society. The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society was not the first attempt to establish a state historical society in Ohio.

What is the local government records program Ohio History Connection?

The Local Government Records Program (LGRP) provides advice and assistance to Ohios local governments concerning how to create and maintain sound records management programs while at the same time preserving those records that have historical value.

How is the Ohio History Connection funded?

The History Fund is made possible by the voluntary contributions of individual Ohioans, who donate a portion of their Ohio income tax refund, donate directly to the Ohio History Connection, and purchase and Ohio History mastodon license plates.

WHO publishes Ohio History Central?

Ohio History Central is maintained by the Ohio History Connection as a reference source for and about the people of Ohio. It covers topics related to the history, ancient peoples, archaeology, and natural history of Ohio through encyclopedia-style entries.

Is the Ohio History Connection a state agency?

As the State Archives for the state, Ohio History Connection preserves the historical records of Ohios legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

How do I contact Ohio History Connection?

You may also contact Ohio History Connection by calling 614.297. 2300 or 800.686. 6124.

Who owns the Ohio Historical Connection?

The Ohio History Connection maintains an online archive of Ohio History, a peer reviewed scholarly journal first published by the society in 1887, and since 2007 by the Kent State University Press.

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