Item Number Intro: General Retention Schedule #11 Local Law Enforcement Agencies Series Title and Description Total Retention The Michigan Freedom of Infoffimtion Act (FOIA) (Public Act 442 of 1976, as amended) defines public records as recorded infoffimtion "prepared, owned, used, in the possession of, or retained by a public body in the performance of an official function, from the time it is created. Michigan law (MeL 399.5 and 750.491) requires that all public records be listed on an approved Retention and Disposal Schedule that identifies how long the records must be kept to satisfy administrative, legal, fiscal and historical needs. Records call1lot be destroyed unless they're listed on an approved Retention and Disposal Schedule. Retention and Disposal Schedules are not authorized until the Records Management Services, the State Archives of Michigan and the State Administrative Board approve them. There are two types of schedules that local government agencies may use alone or in conjunction with each other: . A "general schedule" will cover records that are conU11on to a particular type of govenunent agency. General schedules may not address every single record that a particular agency may have in its possession. General schedules do not mandate that any of the records listed on the schedule be created. However, if they are created in the non11al course of business, the schedule establishes a minimum retention period for them. Any record that is not covered by a general schedule must be listed on an "agency specific schedule" that will address records that are unique to a particular govemment agency. Items listed on agency-specific schedules always supersede items listed on general schedules. Agency-specific schedules only address the specific records of the agency named on the schedule, and may not be used by another agency. A scenario of where a govenunent agency may want to use a combination of schedules would be to adopt General Schedule # II for Law Enforcement Agencies while also adopting General Schedule # I - Non Record Material. Then if the govenunent agency still has a specific record series that is not covered on these schedules they would submit an agency specific schedule for that particular record series. Once the agency specific schedule was authorized by the state, the local government agency could utilize all three schedules in conjunction with each other to meet their destruction needs. Tllis would allow a local government agency to have a comprehensive retention and disposal schedule in place with minimal effort on their part. Records can exist in a wide variety of formats, including paper, maps, photographs, digital images, e-mail messages, databases, etc. The retention periods listed on this general schedule mayor may not specify the format that the record may exist in because each government agency that adopts this schedule may choose to retain its records using different fonnals. GovenU11ent agencies are responsible for ensuring that their records are properly retained and remain accessible during this entire retention period. Various laws identify acceptable fornlats for retaining public records; agencies are responsible for understanding and complying with these laws. Select records series that are listed on this schedule may be exempt from public disclosure, in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act. Please consult with your attorney or Records Management Services if you need additional information. PERM = PCml<Illent SUP Superseded EVT Event ACT Active CR = Creation EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
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ItemNumberIntro:
General Retention Schedule #11Local Law Enforcement Agencies
Series Title and DescriptionTotal
Retention
The Michigan Freedom of Infoffimtion Act (FOIA) (Public Act 442 of 1976, as amended) defines public records asrecorded infoffimtion "prepared, owned, used, in the possession of, or retained by a public body in the performance ofan official function, from the time it is created.
Michigan law (MeL 399.5 and 750.491) requires that all public records be listed on an approved Retention andDisposal Schedule that identifies how long the records must be kept to satisfy administrative, legal, fiscal andhistorical needs. Records call1lot be destroyed unless they're listed on an approved Retention and Disposal Schedule.Retention and Disposal Schedules are not authorized until the Records Management Services, the State Archives ofMichigan and the State Administrative Board approve them. There are two types of schedules that local governmentagencies may use alone or in conjunction with each other: .
A "general schedule" will cover records that are conU11on to a particular type of govenunent agency. Generalschedules may not address every single record that a particular agency may have in its possession. General schedulesdo not mandate that any of the records listed on the schedule be created. However, if they are created in the non11alcourse of business, the schedule establishes a minimum retention period for them.
Any record that is not covered by a general schedule must be listed on an "agency specific schedule" that willaddress records that are unique to a particular govemment agency. Items listed on agency-specific schedules alwayssupersede items listed on general schedules. Agency-specific schedules only address the specific records of theagency named on the schedule, and may not be used by another agency.
A scenario of where a govenunent agency may want to use a combination of schedules would be to adopt GeneralSchedule # II for Law Enforcement Agencies while also adopting General Schedule # I - Non Record Material.Then if the govenunent agency still has a specific record series that is not covered on these schedules they wouldsubmit an agency specific schedule for that particular record series. Once the agency specific schedule wasauthorized by the state, the local government agency could utilize all three schedules in conjunction with each other tomeet their destruction needs. Tllis would allow a local government agency to have a comprehensive retention anddisposal schedule in place with minimal effort on their part.
Records can exist in a wide variety of formats, including paper, maps, photographs, digital images, e-mail messages,databases, etc. The retention periods listed on this general schedule mayor may not specify the format that the recordmay exist in because each government agency that adopts this schedule may choose to retain its records usingdifferent fonnals.
GovenU11ent agencies are responsible for ensuring that their records are properly retained and remain accessibleduring this entire retention period. Various laws identify acceptable fornlats for retaining public records; agencies areresponsible for understanding and complying with these laws. Select records series that are listed on this schedulemay be exempt from public disclosure, in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act. Pleaseconsult with your attorney or Records Management Services if you need additional information.
PERM = PCml<Illent
SUP ~ Superseded EVT ~ EventACT ~ Active
CR = CreationEXP = Expiration
FY = Fiscal Year
DeptCode
/GSII/
State of MichiganDepartment of History, Arts and Libraries - Records Management
Records Retention and Disposal ScheduleDeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
O.rNTRO -
Records Division Item II 11.001 thm 11.058
Administration Division Item II I l.l00 thm 1l.l41
County Jail Division Item II 11.200 thm 11.224
TotalRetention
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
11.001 -
11.002 -
Abandoned Vehicle Notice
These records document vehicles that are abandoned/impounded. Theymay include photographs, data describing the vehicle, TR-52 "Notice ofAbandoned Vehicle" forms, and requests from wrecker companies.These are required to be maintained for a period of no less than 2 years(MCL 257.252b).
Accident Reports
These records document accidents reported to the Michigan StatePolice on the UD- I0 "Uniform Traffic Crash Report" form. Pursuant toMCL 257.622, a copy must be retained for at least 3 years.
CR+2
CR+3
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT= Active
SUP - Superseded
08/0412005 9:00:51 AM
CR;: Creation
EVT = [,'cnt
EXP = Expiration FY == FisClll Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.003 - Animal Control
These records document activity associated with animal control. Theymay include tTansactions, receipts, complaints, desk logs, euthanasialogs, research animal logs, road logs, stray animal logs, tranquilizerlogs, warning notices, waivers, wildlife logs, and ledgers from moneycollected through licenses and fines.
TotalRetention
CR+7
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.004 -
11.005 -
11.006 -
Animal Control - Citations
These records document the issuance of animal control citations. [fthecitation is not paid, these records are passed on to the district court so awan"ant or fine can be issued.
Animal Control - Dog License Database
This database tracks dog licenses. [nformation may include moneypaid, license number, dog name, dog history, owner name and contactinfomlation.
Animal Control - Return to Owner Cards
These records document the return ofanimals to owners. They areused to validate the amount ofa fine, based on the number ofpid:ups.They include the name, date and address ofanimal owner.
CR+3
CR+7
CR+1
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/1005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Evcnt
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fisclll Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 2
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.007 - Arrest Cards
These cards assist with the tracking ofcrimioals. They mayor may notinclude a physical description, charge, disposition, photographs and/orfingerprints.
TotalRetention
CR+75
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.008 -
11.009 -
11.010 -
Arrest Files - CitvlTownship
These records identitY people who were arresled, and the charges thaIwere filed againslthem. They mayor may not contain copies offingerprints, booking sheets, witness statements, subpoenas, photos,negatives, mug shots, incident reports, tickets, narratives,con'cspondence, statements, line up documentation, elimination prints,warrants, etc.
ArrestlDetention Lo!!s
These logs identitY people who were arrested. They mayor may notinclude the name, date, charge and disposition.
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Lo!!s
These records document the evidenliary breath tesl thaI is administeredto a suspect.
CR+75
CR+75
CR+3
08/0212005
08/0212005
08/0212005
,.j
ACT =: Active CR =: Creation
SUP =Superseded EVT =: Evcnt
0810411005 9:00:51 AM
EXP =: Expiration FY =: Fiscal Year
DISP =: Immediate Disposal
Page 3
DeptCode
/GSII/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.011 - Back2round Checks
These records document background checks that are used to determineifan individual has committed any previous crimes.
TotalRetention
CR+1
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
J1.012 -
11.013 -
11.014 -
Bicvcle Registrations
These records are used to recover stolen bicycles. They may includethe owner name, contact infonnation, bicycle description, serial numberand registration tag number.
Cab Cards
These licenses are issued to oversized vehicles and grant permission tomove throughout the community for a maximum of I year.
Complaint Logs
These logs are used to track the incident numbers, date, time, names,location and nature of crime. They may be replaced by automatedsystems.
CR+5
CR+2
CR+2
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/0411005 9:00:5 t AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Yc:tr
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 4
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.015 - Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) Log
These computer log reports are printed from the CAD system by theCentral Dispatch Department. They document anylall calls that anofficer was sent or dispatched on. The report summarizes the type ofcall, who responded, incident number generated, date and time. Theyare used to support incident reports and various activities.
TotalRetention
CR+2
StateAdministrntive Board
Approvnl Date
08/0212005
11.016 -
11.017 -
11.018 -
Contact Index Cards
"These cards are used to document individuals who are involved insuspicious activities. They may contain names, date and activity orcharge. There are used by the officers and detectives duringinvestigations. They may be replaced by automated systems. ACT =Until individual is no longer considered suspicious.
Discoverv Orders
These are copies of discovery orders submitted by attorneys forinfornlation related to cases.
Evidence ProperlY Records
These records document what has come into, and left, the evidencestorage area. They identify the receipt number, case number, complaintnumber, and mayor may not include individual fomls, logs,spreadsheets or databases.
ACT
CR+l
CR+75
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08/0212005
ACT = Active CR =Creation
SUP =Superseded EVT:::: Event
08/04/2005 9:00:5 J AM
EXP = Expiration FY = fiscnl Year
DlSP = Immediate Disposal
Page 5
DeptCode
/GSII/DeptName
Lay!' Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.019 - Expunged Records Information
These records documenl whal records have been expunged. They maycontain the name, charge, date and related correspondence.
TotalRetention
CR+3
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.020 -
11.021 -
11.022 -
11.023 -
Extradition Packets
These records document the extradition of a suspect or prisoner and aregeneraled fTom information provided by dispatch.
Federal Firearms License (FFL) Applications
These records are a "snap out" of the registration fonn (ATF-Fonn 8part II) completed by licensed fireann dealers and forwarded to thefederal government. ACT = While dealer license is in force.
Fingerprint Cards
The RI-07 "ArrestIFingerprint Cards" are used (0 submit fingerprints tothe Michigan Stale Police pursuant to P.A. 289 of 1925, there arenumerous other laws that also require the submission of fingerprints.
Freedom of Information Act (F0IA) Reqnests
This file will document any requests for infonnation or public records.They may include requests for inf0l111ation, correspondence, a copy ofthe infonnation released, and billing infonnation.
CR+I0
ACT
CR+75
CR+1
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
08/0212005
ACT =Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:5 J AM
EX]) = Expiration l'Y = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.024 - Gem Dealer Information
P.A. 95 of 1981 requires dealers of precious metal or gems to registerwith local law enforcement and to supply transaction inf0l111ationregarding sales to police agencies. MCL 445.484 authorizesdestruction of the tTansaction records after 1 year, ifthere is 110investigation on the precious items involved in the transaction.
TotalRetention
CR+l
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.025 -
11.026A -
Identification Database/Image Svstem
This is an automated system used for capturing the fingelllrints ofindividuals. Some systems may also have the ability to capture a digitalphotograph of the individual and link the photo to the prints. Thesystem may be capable of submitting this infonnation electronically tothe Michigan State Police. The systems are also used as a visual aid intl'acking the movement of inmates. Pictures lTIay be produced from thesystem and affixed to folders or various paper work as needed.Retention rellects the need to migrate data from one system to the next.
Incident Reports - Non-Criminal
These reports document non-climinal incidents. These records aretypically filed according to the nWllber assigned by the central dispatch.These records may include copies ofUD-IO's "Vnifonll Traffic CrashReport," computer plintouts, written reports, statements, photos,negatives, crime lab reports, copies of warrants, affidavit of warrant,DI-I77 "Breath, Blood, Urine Test Report," DI-93 "Refusal to beTested," LEIN breath entry, Blood Alcohol Content report, BloodAlcohol Content Data Master, supplemental reports, court disposition,receipts, GUlL cost recovery, case logs, discovery request, attorneyrequest, affidavit for search warrants, homicide reports, liquorinspection reports, driver fe-exam request and diagrams.
CR+75
CR+3
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT= Active
SUP = Supersedcd
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
CR = Crc:ltion
EVT= Evcnt
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 7
DeptCode
IGSlllDeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.0268 - Incident Reports - Misdemeanor
These reports document misdemeanor incidents. These records aretypically filed according to the number assigned by the central dispatch.These records may include copies ofOO-IO's "Uniform Traffic CrashReport," computer printouts, written reports, statements, photos,negatives, crime lab reports, copies of warrants, affidavit ofwurranl,or-In "Breath, Blood, Urine Test Report," DI-93 "Refusal to beTested," LErN breath entry, Blood Alcohol Conlent report, BloodAlcohol Content Data Masler, supplemental reports, court disposition,receipls, OUIL cost recovery, case logs, discovery request, attorneyrequest, affidavit for search warranls, homicide reports, liquorinspection reports, driver fe-exam request and diagrams.
TotalRetention
CR+7
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.026C - Incident Reports - Felonv
These reports document felony incidents. These records are lypicallyfiled according to the number assigned by the central dispatch. Theserecords may include copies of 00-1 O's "Unifonn Traffic CrashReport,1! computer printouts, written reports, slatements, photos,negatives, crime lab reports, copies of walTants, affidavit of WatTant,or-In "Breath, Blood, Urine Test Report," 01-93 "Refusal to beTested," LErN breath entry, Blood Alcohol Content report, BloodAlcohol Canlent Data Master, supplemental reports, court disposition,receipts, OUlL cost recovery, case logs, discovery request, atlorneyrequest, affidavit for search warrants, homicide reports, liquorinspection reports, driver fe-exam request and diagrams.
CR+20 08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP =Superseded EVT = Event
0810412005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 8
DeptCode
/GSJI/DepIName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.026D - Incident Reports - Homicide
These repOlis document homicide incidents. These records aretypically filed according to the number assigned by the central dispatch.These records may include copies ofUD-IO's "Uniform Traffic CrashReport," computer printouts, written reports, statements, photos,negatives, crime lab reports, copies of warrants, 3ffidavit of warrant,Dl-I77 "Brealh, Blood, Urine Test Report," DI-93 "Refusal to beTested," LEfN breath entry, Blood Alcohol Content report, BloodAlcohol Content Data Master, supplemental reports, court disposition,receipts, CUlL cost recovery I case logs, discovery request, attorneyrequest, affidavit for search warrants, homicide reports, liquorinspection reports, driver fe-exam request and diagrams.
TotalRetention
PERM
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.027 -
11.028 -
Intake/Release Propertv CardlForm - Citvn'ownship
These records identifY which personal property items were removedfrom an individual who is held by a city/township/village police agencyprior to transfer to a county facility or release. They may includepersonal history information.
Juvenile Arrest Records & Fingerprint Cards
These records are used to aid tracking ofjuveniles. They may include aphysieal description of the youth, name, date of birth, dale ofemancipation, charge, disposition, photographs, fingerprints, courtrecords, witness reports, incident reports, etc. ACT = Until thejuvenile's 17th bilthday.
CR+1
ACT
08/0212005
08/02/2005
.,
ACT =Acth'c CR =Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = E\'cnt
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 9
DeptCode
/GS11/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.029 - Letters of Clearance
Letters are issued by an agency to a private citizen to show no criminalactivity within the community.
TotalRetention
CR+l
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.030 -
11.031 -
11.032 -
Liquor Inspection Records
These records document establishments that sell or serve liquor. Theycontain quarterly inspection reports completed by officers pertaining tothe named establishment.
Liquor License Establishment Records
These files are used to monitor licenses issued to liquor establishment.They may include a copy of the actual liquor license that is issued bythe Michigan Liquor Control COllunission, drawings, backgroundinfonnation, tax infonnation, bank statements, birth certificates, LEINprintouts, [Chat responses, Auto-Track reports. ACT = While theestablishment is in business.
Miscellaneous Business Licenses
These records document businesses within a community that may berequired by local ordinances to register with the agency. Examplesinclude arcades, auction finns. massage facilities, spas, pawnshops, carshops, etc. ACT = While the establislullent is in business.
CR+3
ACT
ACT+l
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08/0212005
ACT=Activc
SUP == Superseded
08/04/2005 9:00:5 J AM
ell. == Creation
EVT= Event
EXP == Expiration FY == Fiscnl Yenr
DISP == Immcdialc Disposal
Page 10
DeptCodc
/GSll/DepIName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.033 - Officer Dailies
These arc daily activity logs of road patrol and animal control officers.
TotalRetention
CR+3
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.034 -
11.035 -
11.036 -
11.037 -
Officer's Monthlv Activity Evaluation
This is a summary of activity for the month, by officer, completed frominfonnation gathered from the dailies completed by patrol officers.
Pawn Shop Slips
These reports are completed by pawnshops and are submitted to thedepartment pursuant to P.A. 231 of 1945. They are used to aid inrecovering slolen material.
Peddlers License
These records document citizens who seU door-to-door, and are used tovelify an individual's legitimacy. They may include backgroundchecks, computer printouts, etc.
Personal Protection Orders (PPO)
These records are copies of personal protection orders issued by thecourt. EXP. = Until the expiration dale on the PPO.
CR+2
CR+3
CR+1
EXP
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
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iII.,.,
ACT = Acti\'c
SUP =Superseded
08/0412005 9:00:51 AM
CR = Creation
EVT= Event
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Ycar
DISP = Immcdialc Disposal
Page 11
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Eriforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.038A - Photographs - Non-Criminal
These are photographs of incidents, including crime scenes, accidents,evidence, mug shots, etc.
TotalRetention
CR+3
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.038B -
11.038C -
11.038D -
Photographs - Misdemeanor
These are photographs of incidents, including crime scenes, accidents,evidence, mug shots, etc.
Photographs - Felonv
These are photographs of incidents, including crime scenes, accidents,evidence, mug shots, etc.
Photographs - Homicide
These are photographs of incidents, including crime scenes, accidents,evidence, mug shots, etc.
CR+7
CR+20
PERM
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08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT =Acti\'c CR =Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:5 t AM
EXP = Expirntion FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = InUllcdiatc Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.039 - Pistol Purchase Permits/Registrations
These records document individuals who apply for a Pistol PurchasePermit and individuals who have applied/passed and purchased a pistol.The records would include copies of the RI-IO "Purchase Permit" andthe RI-ll "Safety Inspection Forms" that are forwarded onto MichiganState Police (MSP) for registration and permanent retention. MCL28.429 states that the RI-ll that is forwarded to the MSP is thepelmanent official record, and that the local agency shall retain a copy.MCL 28.422 requires that the RI- lObe kept for a period of 6 years bythe local agency as the official record. These records may also includethe RI-9 "Dealer Application & License to Purchase." These are notC.C.W. "Can'ying Concealed Weapons" records. c.C.W. records aremaintained by the County Cleric The pistol test fon11 should not beretained. Local agencies should never have any RI-60 "Pistol SalesRecord" on file.
TotalRetention
CR+6
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
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11.040 - Radio Logs
These logs document calls that officers were dispatched on. These maybe replaced by an automated central dispatch system that producessimilar reports.
CR+2 08/02/2005
ACT = Active eR =Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Evcnt
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Yeur
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.041 - Records Management Database System
These systems are oflen used to track information associated with caseprocessing, accident processing, dispatch, gun permits, gun registration,wants/warrants, jacket processing, public safety inquiry, jail inquiry,incident repOlis, booking reports, jail reports, general orders, districtcourt inquiries, subpoenas, tickets/citations, prisoner locations,non-inmate cash receipts, financial systems, case reporting, accidentreporting, outstanding receipts, incident numbers, offense, officer, date,case disposition, location, property records, receipts, vehicle records,evidence logs, abandoned vehicles, administrative records,miscellaneous registrations and pennits. These systems may be linkedto other systems, such as the L.E.I.N. or M.I.C.R. systems. Retentionreflects the need to migrate data from one system to the next.
TotalRetention
CR+25
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.042 -
1l.043 -
Records Management Imaging Svstcm
These imaging systems are used to track images associated with caseprocessing, accident processing, dispatch, gun permits, gun registration,wants/warrants, jacket processing, public safety inquiry, jail inquilY,incident reports, booking reports, jail reports, general orders, districtcourt inquiries, subpoenas, tickets/citations, prisoner locations,non-inmate cash receipts, financial systems, case reporting, accidentreporting, outstanding receipts, incident numbers, offense, officer, date,case disposition, location, property records, receipts, vehicle records,evidence logs, abandoned vehicles, miscellaneous registrations,background checks and pennits. These systems Illay be linked to othersystems, such as the L.E.LN. or M.I.C.R. systems. Retention reflectsthe need to migrate images from one system to the next.
Roll Call Log Book
These records document who is on duty each day when roll call istaken.
CR+25
CR+5
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OeptCode
/GSII/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.044 - Roll Call Board
These documents contain miscellaneous information that is distributedto officers at the beginning of each shift.
TotalRetention
CR+2
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.045 -
11.046 -
11.047 -
Salvaged Vehicle Report
These records are generated by citizens who have applied for aSalvaged Vehicle Title.
Sex Offender Address Verification
These arc copies of the DD-4 "Michigan Sex Offender Registration"form that is required by P.A. 295 of 1994 to register sex offenders.[nformation is entered into tile L.E.LN. "Law Enforcement InformationNetwork," and used to track the location of these offenders. SUP =Most recent Registration.
Skate Park Registrations
These records document equipment like skateboards, roller blades,helmets, pads, etc. They may include the owner's name, contactinformation, description of equipment, serial number and registrationtag number, etc.
CR+2
SUI>
CR+5
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Crc~lfion
SUP =Superseded EVT = Evcnt
08/0411005 9:00:5 J AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Ycar
DlSP = Immediate Disposal
Page I;
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.048 - Special Transportation Permit
These pennits are issued to allow a one-time movement of an oversizedload/object. They expire after the date of the move. They contain adescription ofwhat is being moved, equipment, route, date, companyname and fees associated with it. EXP. ~ Expiration date of pennit.
TotalRetention
EXP
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.049 -
11.050 -
11.051 -
11.052 -
Subpoenas
These are copies of subpoenas received to appear in court or requestingfor infonnation.
Taxicab Permits
These are applications for taxicab driver pennits. They identify thepennits approved. Files may include the application, computerprintouts, background checks, etc. ACT. = While active
Temporarv License Plate Books
These books contain carbon copies oftemporaty license plates issuedby the department.
Tickets/Citations
These are the officer's copy of traffic citations that are issued. They arefiled by issuing officer and by year. They are used by the officer whenreporting to court to respond to the citation that was issued.
CR+l
ACT
CR+2
CR+2
08/0212005
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08/0212005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP =Superseded EVT = El'ent
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP =: Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposnl
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OeptCode
/GSll/OeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.053 - TicketlCitation Book Receipts
This record contains the ticket/citation numbers for the book and theofficer that it was assigned lo.
TotalRetention
CR+2
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.054 -
11.055 -
11.056 -
11.057 -
Ticket/Citation Logs
This is a registration log of tickets issued. A copy is forwarded to thecourts.
Vehicle Lockout Waiver
These records are waivers signed by citizens that ask officers to unlocktheir vehicle, and releases the department from liability associated withany damage that may occur.
Vehicle ImpoundlRelease Form
These forms are used to release vehicles that have been impounded.They document the complaint number, vehicle, wrecker agent, andrelease information.
Video Tapes
These videotapes are used in patrol cars and document stops orincidents. The tapes are cleared and reused on a regular basis. Tapesthat involve incidents that may go to court are not erased until theaction is resolved.
CR+2
CR+l
CR+2
CR+O/l
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
•
ACT= Active
SUP = Superseded
08/04/2005 9:00:5 J AM
eR =Creation
EVT=Evcnt
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscnl Yellr
DISP = ImJUediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSIl/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.058 - Warrants
Warrants are issued by the court/prosecutor. They may include ordersfor release, protective conditions, case sheets, L.E.I.N. printouts, andWarrant/Vehicle Worksheets. They are active until the suspect isarrested or recalled by a court. They are used to verify LElN entrieswhen audited. After the individual is arrested they are forwarded to thearresting authority or prosecutor. ACT = While warrant is active andstill in L.E.I.N.
TotalRetention
ACT
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.100 -
1I.lOI -
11.102 -
Accounts Receivable Records
These records document money received for restiMion payments andmay include transactions and daily balances.
Administrative Training Schedule
This record documents in-house and external tmining. It lists the date,course title, and training hours the officer received.
Alarm Billings
These records document the billing for aIan1lS and false alanns thatofficers respond to. They may include billings, statements, andlorreceipts.
CR+6
CR+5
CR+2
08/0212005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT = Active en = Crcnlion
SUP =:: Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expinltion FY = Fiscnl Ycar
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.103 - American Disability Act (A.D.A.) Files
These files document compliance with the American Disability Act.They may contain employee medical records, criminal history checks,background checks, driving record, workers compensation infonnation,disability information, credit report, etc. ACT = While employed.
TotalRetention
ACT+3
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.104 -
11.105 -
11.106 -
Annual Reports
This is the Agencies copy of the aImual report that is submitted eachyear to document what activities and events have taken place.
Bank Statements
These statements are used to document money that is received and thendeposited for preliminaty breath tests, vehicle fines, bonds, etc.
Bond Receipts
These receipts document the payment of bail bonds. The form is a3-patt document. I copy is issued to the bonder, I copy is forwarded tothe courts, and tile agency retains I copy. The fonTI identifies theperson's name, case number, charges, date, appearance infonnation andthe amount of bail.
PERM
CR+6
CR+1
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT = Active CR =Creation EXJ) = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
These records are used to develop annual budgets. They identify ti,eamount that was requested and eventually approved. The documentsmay include proposals, salary inf01111ation, projected overtime reports,vehicle and equipment needs/assessments.
TotalRetention
CR+6
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.108 -
11.109 -
11.110 -
Building Plans
These documents are used to construct and maintain buildings andother infrastructure. They may include blue prints, building plans,drawing plans and diagrams of the office/jail.
Committee Records
These documents are from the vanous internal committees associatedwith the of-tice, such as the Awards Committee. They may includemembership lisls, agendas. supporting documentation, minutes, reports,etc.
Complaints. Citizens
These records document any complaints filed by citizens against anofficer. They document what action, if any, was taken.
PERM
CR+2
CR+2
08/02/2005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT = Aclivc CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = E"cnt
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscnl Yenr
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 20
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Hem Number Series Title
11.11 1 - Complaints - Internal
These records document any internal incidents lhat involve officers.They document what action, if any, was taken.
TotalRetention
CR+2
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.112 -
11.113 -
11.114 -
Contracts
These contracts document an agreement between the agency andanyone else. They may be used for services such as jail housing,medical examiners, jail doctors, medical personnel, police services,students, union labor, training and vendors. EXP = Date contractexpires
Correspondence - Departmental
This is general correspondence from various staff members within thedepartment. This correspondence is arranged chronologically or bycorrespondent name.
Correspondence - Various Groups/Or!!anizations
These records consist of various correspondence received from, andassociated with, outside groups andlor organizations.
EXP+6
CR+2
CR+2
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
J
ACT =Active
SUP = Superseded
08/04/2005 9:00:5 J AM
CR = Creation
EVT= Event
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 21
DeptCode
/GSII/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.115 - General Orders and Policies
These records document internal policies, general orders anddepartment orders issued by the Sheriff/Chief. They may containofficial bulletins that are used to convey information to theadministrative staff, deputies, officers and jail staff.
TotalRetention
PERM
StateAdministrative Bnard
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.116 •
11.117 -
11.118 -
Disposition of Department Propert1'/Egnipment
These documents detail equipment/property donated or disposed ofwith a value over 5500.00. ACT = Until item is disposed.
Drug Forfeiture Records
These records document the seizure of property related to drugtraFfic/offenses, pursuant to MCL 333.7524. The records may containdescriptions of what was seized, titles, deeds, etc. and the disposition ofthe item(s).
Grant Records
These records may contain the application, financial reports, progressreports and final reports for grants received. The grants may include,but are not limited to UHP-COPS, SE GRANT, DARE Program,MAIUNE, Training grants, equipment grants, federal Grants, matchinggrants, etc. ACT = Until grant is closed by the grantor.
ACT+5
CR+7
ACT+7
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR =Creation EXP = Expiration F'Y = Fiscal Year
These are copies of grievances filed against union contracts.
TotalRetention
CR+7
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.120 -
11.121 -
11.122 -
11.123 -
Job Applications-Not InterviewedlNot Hired
These files, from individual applicants who were not interviewed, mayinclude resumes, applications, and supporting do·cuments.
Job Applications-Interviewed/Not Hired
These files, from individual applicants who were interviewed, but nothired, may include resumes, applications, and supporting documents.
Invoices - Original
These records document invoices that are generated by the departmentfor false alamls, irunate meals, police contract services, overtime andlicenses.
Job Descriptions
These records document job classification systems and positions. Theymay include research, sUlveys. or reviews done to create jobdescriptions, as well as job classifications and selection criteria. Jobdescriptions may include a summary of responsibilities, functions,applicant requirements, and salary and benefit classifications. SUP =
Until job description is superseded
CR+1
CR+2
CR+6
SUP
08/02/2005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:5 t AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Ycar
DISP = Inllllcdintc Disposal
Page 23
DeptCode
/GSII/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.124 - Litigation Files
These files document any litigation to which the department or anofficer is a party. They may include depositions, transcripts. decisions,correspondence, data, exhibits, research materials, reports, pressreleases, media clippings, etc. ACT = unti! case is closed.
TotalRetention
ACT+lO
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
II.I25 -
11.126 -
11.127 -
Mutual Aid Agreements
These are agreements executed between the department and otheragencies to provide mutual support as needed during a crisis oremergency. ACT = While the agreement is in place.
Officer Field Training Observations (FTO)
These records are completed during a new officer's training period.They document their perfomlance, and areas needing improvementduring their probation period after being hired. They may includecopies of dailies, daily observations, weekly summaries, road logs,tickets, UD-l D's, case reports, warrants, property receipts, etc. EVT =When the probation period ends.
Official Bulletins
These are inlemal bulletins that are used to distribute infol111ation.Departments receiving the bulletins must sign to acknowledge receipt.These are reviewed annually to determine if they should become aDepartment Order or Policy.
ACT+IO
EVT+2
CR+2
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT = Acli"c CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/0412005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Yeal'
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 14
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.128 - Outside Employment Form
This is a form completed by employees who have a second job. It isauthorized by the agency and used to identify any conllicts of interest.ACT = While employed by the department.
TotalRetention
ACT
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.129 -
11.130 -
11.131 -
Overtime Equalization Records
These records document overtime usedlsubmitted by officers. It is usedto resolve any immediate issues with pay.
Pavroll Timesheets
These are copies of timesheets that are completed and forwarded to thepayroll office.
Personnel Information Records
These records are used as a reference tool for identifying employeebadge number, FOIA number, MITN number, phone number, address,seniority, hire date, termination date, birthdays, etc. ACT = Whileemployed by the department.
CR+2
CR+5
ACT
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT =Active CR =Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:5t AM
EXP = Expir:ttion FY = Fisenl Ycar
DISP = Imnlcdintc Disposnl
Page 15
DeptCode
IGSlllDeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.132 - Personnel Files
These files are maintained for each employee and contain records thatdocument all human resource related transactions that occluTed duringthe employee's period ofactive employment. They are used to recordemployee perfonnance and remuneration, maintain current contactinfonnation, and keep track of employee benefits (includingretirement). They may include applications, awards, evaluations,training certificates, personal change fomls, second job notifications,grievances, fingerprint cards, photo, [D cards, etc. ACT = Whileemployed by the department.
TotalRetention
ACT+7
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.133 -
11.134 -
11.135 -
Position Interview Questions
These documents contain a list of questions associated with the jobdescriptions. They are updated as the job descriptions are updated.The questions arc used in the interview process to assure the samequestions are asked to all candidates. SUP = Until questions aresuperseded.
Promotional Results
These records contain infonnation associated with lest scores, testsheets, order of ranking, results of offsite testing, etc. ACT = Whiletest are active
Receipt Books
These books are used to document money received for preliminaJYbreath tests, vehicle fines, bonds, etc.
SUP
ACT
CR+6
08/0212005
08/0212005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP =Superseded EVf = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXp:::: Expiratiull FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 26
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
[tern Number Series Title
11.136 - Ride Along Waiver
This is a waiver ofliability signed by a citizen who rides with thedeputies. It is used to document tlle date and the name of the personwho participated.
TotalRetention
CR+1
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.137 -
11.138 -
11.139 -
11.140 -
Training Bulletius
These are inlernal bulletins that are used to notify a deparonent orofficers that they are scheduled for upcoming training.
Training Files
These records are lIsed to document what training officers havereceived. They may contain training schedules, certificates, coursedescriptions and receipts. ACT = While employed by the department.
Training Fund
These records document money available and spent from the trainingnmd.
Unclaimed Monies
These records document unclaimed money that is transferred to thetTeasury. It is deposited into tlle general fund.
CR+2
ACT+7
CR+5
CR+6
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT == Acti"c CR= Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Eycnt
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 27
,Ii
DeptCode
/0811/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.141 - Unifo,"m Crime Reports
These are rep0rls generated from lhe Michigan Stale Police that containcrime statistics and other infonnation.
TotalRetention
CR+6
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.200 -
11.201 -
11.202 -
11.203 -
Jail- Booking Center Log
These records documenl jail inmate counts.
Jail- Check Lngs
These logs document the hourly checks perfonned by correctionofficers to can finn inmate counts and location.
Jail - Dailv Count Summarv
This log is compiled daily and summarizes the hourly check log thatverifies inmate counts.
Jail - Dailv Work Schedules
These records documenl the actual time worked by jail deputies.
CR+7
CR+4
CR+1
CR+3
08/0212005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Crcnlion EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
11.204A - Jail- Facili1\' Management Software - Data
This system is used by correction officers to monitor and maintain ti,esecurity ofthe jail. It may have the ability to monitor door activity,inmate activity, inmate movement throughout the facility, video/audiomonitoring of inmates/facility, etc. Retention reflects the need tomigrate data from one system to the next.
TotalRetention
CR+25
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
l1.204B -
11.205 -
11.206 -
Jail- Facili1\' Management Software - Video
This system is lIsed by correction officers to monitor and maintain thesecurity of the jail. It may have the ability to monitor door activity,inmate activity, inmate movement throughout the facility, video/audiomonitoring ofinmates/facility, etc. Tapes are typically rotated every 30days unless an incident occurs that would require the tape to be pulledfrom rotation during the investigation.
Jail- Housing Report
These records are llsed to count the number of inmates being housed.
Jail-Incidents
These records are produced from the jail management infol11lationsystem. Each incident is assigned a number. The records documentwhat happened, when, and what disciplinary action was taken.
CR+O/l
CR+1
CR+lO
08/02/2005
08/0212005
08/02/2005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Ycar
DISP = Immediate Disposal
Page 29
DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.207 - Jail- Inmate Bank Reconciliation Statements
These records contain bank statements for inmates. They are used toreconcile accounts for charges associated with housing costs.
TotalRetention
CR+6
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.208 -
11.209 -
11.210 -
Jail- Inmale Claim for Reimbursemenl of Bnoking Fcc
These records are used to document the process of returning moneycollected for the booking fee, iflhe accused was found to be innocent.
Jail- Inmate Hvgiene Kit Log
This log documents that the inmate received his/her personal hygienekit.
Jail - Inmate Jackets
These files may contain the following inmate records: intake record,booking card, medical review infomlation, mug shot, classificationdocuments, classification review documents, defendant's sentencingrecord, orientation check sheet, fingerprint card, medical and financialrelease fonns, primary classification, inmate property release fonn,transfer to prison, official court documents, inmate release fonn, arrestcard, writ papers, visitation authorizations, weekend work agreements,time cards, commitments, library requests, correspondence, incidents,disciplinary action, bonds, mental health fomls, kites, warrants, haircutrequests, extradition paperwork, Blood Alcohol Conlent reports, etc.The records are filed by inmate number. If an irunate retums, they arere-issued the original number. Some folders may contain informationabout multiple arrests for the same individual. EVT. = Date releasedfrom facility
CR+6
CR+l
EVT+10
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT"" ActiveSUP =- Superseded
08/0412005 9:00:51 AM
CR = Creation
EVT= Event
EXP == Expiration FY = Fiscnl Year
DlSP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.211 - Jail- Inmate Medical Records
These records are created and maintained by ti,e jail doctor. They maycontain the following documents: inmate release records, medicalnotes, health appraisal, medical questionnaire, medical sheets, medicalrequest, x-rays, test results, and prescriptions issued. The files arcclosed when an inmate is released. All imnates arc (re)evaluated whenimprisoned.
TotalRetention
CR+5
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.212 -
11.213 -
11.214 -
Jail- Inmate Property IntakelRelease Card/Form
These records document personal property removed from an individualbeing held in a county facility or released and may include personalhistory infonnation.
Jail- Inmate Receipts
These are receipts for money received from inmates associated withbond fees, work release and weekender passes.
Jail- Inmate Regnest Forms ("Kites")
These forms document requests from inmates to the jail staff, and theresponse fTom the department.
CR+1
CR+1
CR+2
08/0212005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT=Activc
SUP = Superseded
0810412005 9:00:51 AM
CR = Creation
EVT= Event
EXI) =Expiration FY = Fiscal YC:lf
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Tille
11.215 - Jail-Inmate Social Security Information
These repOlis document any money that is received from social securityfor inmates. It is reported back to the fedeml government. EVT. =Date released
TolalRelention
EVT+I0
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.216 -
11.217 -
11.218 -
Jail- Inmate Trust Fund
These records document any/alimonies spenl/deposited by inmates intotheir own trust fund. They may include: commissary records, bookingfees, invoices, daily balances, invoices indigent, haircut lists, checkstatements, voided checks, bond fees, weekly transaction statements,credit bureau housing fees, restitution payments, deposit books andcleared checks.
Jail- Inspections
The Michigan Department of Corrections conducts annual inspectionsofeach jail.
Jail - Jail Population Information Svstem (JPIS)Reports
The Jail Population [nfornlation System is maintained by the MichiganDepartment of Corrections. [t is used to tabulate data from all countieson inmate counts, types ofcrimes, release information, and sentencinginfonnation. These reports are monthly summaries produced from thesystem.
CR+6
CR+1
CR+2
08/0212005
08/0212005
08/0212005
ACT= Active
SUP = Superseded
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
CR = Creation
EVT= Event
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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DeptCode
/GSll/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.219 - .fail- Midnight Counts
These records are submitted to the State of Michigan to document thenumber of inmates admitted, released, males, females, and status ofsent/unsen!. These records may include both daily and monthlysummaries.
TotalRetention
CR+2
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/02/2005
11.220 -
11.221 -
11.222 -
.fail- Ministrv Volunteer Applications
These signed waivers are for people who volunteer their time tocounsel inmates. Examples may include AA counselors, clergy, etc.
.fail - Overtime Sign up Sheet
Corrections officers may sign up for available overtime. These sheetsidentify the officer's name, date available, etc.
.fail- Pass on Books
These records document the hourly inmate counts and log each inmate'smovement within the facility.
CR+1
CR+2
CR+2
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
08/02/2005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/2005 9:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immcdi:J.tc Disposal
Page 33
DeptCode
/0811/DeptName
Law Enforcement Agencies
Item Number Series Title
11.223 - Jail- Transmittal of Booking Fees
P.A. 12401'2003 requires that 52.00 of the $12.00 fee that is collectedfor booking be submitted to the State of Michigan, and he deposited ina training fund. The Michigan Department of Treasury Fonn 4147(2-04) "Local COITections Officers Training Fund" is used to submit themoney collected each quarter, and documents the number of bookingsthat took place during that quarter.
TotalRetention
CR+6
StateAdministrative Board
Approval Date
08/0212005
11.224 - Jail- Visitor Log
This log documents individuals who enter the jail to visit an inmate orto perfoll11 a professional service, such as clergy, lawyers, maintenanceworkers, etc.
CR+2 08/0212005
ACT = Active CR = Creation
SUP = Superseded EVT = Event
08/04/20059:00:51 AM
EXP = Expiration FY = Fiscal Year
DISP = Immediate Disposal
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