New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 1 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 13 - PUBLIC RECORDS
Part 10 - RECORDS STORAGE AND ACCESS
Section 1.13.10.11 - STORAGE OF RECORDS WITH A FINITE RETENTION AT THE RECORDS CENTER
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. The records management division provides storage to agencies for inactive public records. Non-record materials shall not be submitted for storage in the records center.
B. Records involved in pending litigation, an audit or investigation are not eligible for transfer to the records center.
C. Agencies shall submit storage transmittal form(s) electronically using a form approved by the administrator.
D. Each storage transmittal form shall contain records of one media type and designate one storage location.
E. Records will not be accepted for storage whose retention will be met within 36 months.
F. Barcode labels provided by the records center staff shall be affixed to the records storage boxes prior to delivery. The labels shall be placed two to three-inches below the handle side of the storage box.
G. The records custodian, the chief records officer and the records liaison officer shall be notified by the records management division when records in storage have met the legal retention period and are eligible for destruction.
H. If an agency does not respond to the authorization to destroy records by the established deadline, the administrator shall charge the custodial agency a storage fee for the storage of records that are eligible for destruction. In addition, the return of withdrawn boxes, storage and disposition services will be suspended. For information on the fee schedule, refer to 1.13.2 NMAC.
I. A storage fee shall be charged for records that are eligible for destruction but are not destroyed at the request of the custodial agency. For information on the fee schedule, refer to 1.13.2 NMAC.
J. Destruction, returns and storage services will be suspended if the agency has an invoice that is 90 days or more past due.