King County Records Classification and Coding System (RCCS) Document Code No.: INF 15-1 (AP) Department/Issuing Agency: Division of Records and Elections, Records Management Section Effective Date: May 19, 1989 Approved: /s/ Tim Hill Type of Action: New (Replaces the Records Classification and Retention Outline issued in January 1984.)
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1.0 SUBJECT TITLE: King County Records Classification and Coding System (RCCS) 2.0 PURPOSE: 2.1 To establish a standardized system for classifying and coding King County's records. The RCCS, Records Classification and Coding System, is a functionally-based system used for the King County standardized filing system, the Policy/Procedure Manual/Index System, and the Records Retention and Public Disclosure Outline. 3.0 ORGANIZATIONS AFFECTED: All Executive Departments, Offices and Agencies. 4.0 REFERENCES: 4.1 INF 7-lA-1 through 7-lH (AEP) Policy/Procedure Manual/Index System for King County Public Rules and Administrative Policies. 4.2 Records Retention and Public Disclosure Outline (RRPD), Records Series, Retentions and Public Disclosure Status organized according to RCCS - due to be reissued in Policy/Procedure Manual/Index system - August, 1989. 5.0 DEFINITIONS: 5.1 "Primary Codes" are three-letter codes which represent the twenty-nine major functions of King County. These primary classification codes identify basic and permanent activities of King County. They do not reflect current organizational units. Each Primary Code is subdivided into a set of Secondary Codes. Taken as a unit, the Primary and Secondary Codes form the Records Classification Code (see Appendix 9.1). 5.2 "Secondary Codes" are the numeric structures within each primary classification. Each secondary code represents a specific function within its primary classification. For the purpose of the Policy/Procedure Manual Index, the first six secondary codes are not used (see Appendix 9.2). 5.3 "Policy/Procedure Manual System" is a system outlined in Executive Policies INF 7-1-1 A-H (AEP) to establish a uniform, County-wide system for the development and maintenance of rules, policies and procedures. Documents within the Index System are numbered & arranged using the Records Classification Coding System (RCCS). 5.4 "Records" refers to Public Records, which include any writing containing information relating to the conduct of government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary function, prepared, owned, used or retained by any state or local agency regardless of physical form or characteristics. 5.5 "Retention Outline" refers to the list of all King County records series and retentions (as authorized by State Disposition Authority) organized according to the RCCS, originally distributed in 1984 as the Records Classification and Retention Outline, now referred to as the RRPD (see 4.2). 6.0 POLICIES: 6.1 The records of King County shall be maintained in a way that ensures: complete documentation for all of its policies, operations and transactions; a standardized system of access; and efficient use of county space and resources. 6.2 The Records Classification and Coding System (RCCS) shall be the official and mandatory classification and coding system for all county records. 6.3 All changes to the RCCS will be approved by the Records & Elections Division, Records Management Section. 6.4 The RCCS shall include two hierarchical levels of breakdown. The first, or primary, classification will be based on a function. The second, or secondary, classifications will further define the primary functions. 6.5 The primary and secondary classifications which make up the RCCS shall be those listed in Appendices 9.1 and 9.2. 7.0 PROCEDURES: Action By: All Executive Departments, Offices and Agencies Action: 7.1 Receive a record, policy, procedure, or other information which requires use of the Records Classification and Coding System. 7.2 Determine the primary functional classification by referring to the RCCS primary codes (see Appendix 9.1). Assign the primary classification based on what the records are used for, rather than on who created them. For example, the primary function of a budget document is Budget (Primary Code BUD) whether it was created by the Personnel department or by Public Safety. 7.2.1 If a document appears to cross functional lines and fit into more than one category: (a) Refer to the Records Retention and Public Disclosure Outline (RRPD) for examples of other Records Series; OR (b) Determine the best fit into a primary classification and document this decision for all future coding. For example, interlocal agreements might be filed under Contracts and Agreements (CON) or under Intergovernmental Relations (IRG) . Determine one place or the other, write it down and follow it; OR (c) Contact the Records Management Section for advice. 7.3 Determine the Secondary code by referring to the breakdown,under the chosen Primary classification. (See Appendix 9.2.) 7.3.1 If the document being coded is a Policy/Procedure for the Policy/Procedure Manual System [see INF 7-1-1 (AEP)], do not use secondary codes 1 through 6. These secondary codes refer to specific types of records, not functions. 7.4 Combine the alphabetical code which represents the Primary Function Code with the numeric Secondary Code to create the Alpha-numeric RCCS. (For example, INF 7 repesents Information Management - Directives.) 8.0 RESPONSIBILITIES: 8.1 The Department of Executive Administration, Records Management Section, is responsible for maintaining the Records Classification and Coding System, and for authorizing all changes to the system. 8.2 All Department Directors, Division Managers and Agency Heads are responsible for ensuring compliance with the RCCS for all systems requiring its use. 9.0 APPENDICES: 9.1 RCCS Primary Codes. 9.2 RCCS Primary/Secondary Classifications. -------------------------------------------
Appendix 9.1: RCCS Primary Codes PRIMARY
CODE TITLE AND EXPLANATION
ACO ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATION
(Use this classification for records relating to County
organization and administration and delegation of authority,
particularly those that cross functional lines defined by other
primary classifications.)
ART ARTS MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to visual,
performing, literary, and media arts.)
ASM ASSESSMENT MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the assessment
of real and personal property (not owned by the County); and
assessment equalization and appeals.)
BUD BUDGET MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to budget
preparation, review, and management.)
CON CONTRACTING, PROCUREMENT, AND SALE MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
procurement, contracting, and sale of materials and services.)
CPM COMMUNITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to social and
community service activities.)
DET DETENTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to adult
detention, release and associated services.)
ELE ELECTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records pertaining to voter
registration, the election process, and election results.)
FES FACILITY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the inventory,
use, maintenance, security, and disposition of facilities,
vehicles, equipment and supplies; and for facility construction
and modification.)
FIN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
collection, investment and disbursement of funds.)
INF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the control,
recording, processing, distribution, storage, and retrieval of
information.)
IRG INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
(Use this classification for records relating to relationships
of a general nature between King County and other governmental
agencies.)
JDC JUDICIAL MANAGEMENT - DISTRICT COURT
(Use this classification for records relating to district
court operations, specifically traffic offense and warrant and
misdemeanant probation related matters.)
JJS JUVENILE JUSTICE SERVICES
(Use this classification for records relating to youth
services court, care, and rehabilitation.)
JSC JUDICIAL MANAGEMENT - SUPERIOR COURT
(Use this classification for records relating to Judicial
Administration operations of the Superior Court.)
LES LEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records pertaining to the
legislative process in King County.)
LGL LEGAL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to litigation and
legal opinions.)
LIC LICENSING
(Use this classification for records relating to the issuance
of licenses.)
LUD LAND USE/DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to County
coordination of land use, housing, community development, fire
safety, historic preservation, and governmental boundaries.)
PAR PARK PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to park and
recreational operations management.)
PAY PAYROLL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to payroll
operations.)
PER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to all phases of
personnel administration.)
PFC PUBLIC FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating specifically to
the management of public facilities such as the stadium and
airport.)
PHL PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to public health
care.)
PPR PUBLIC PROSECUTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to fraud,
criminal and civil prosecution.)
PRE PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to general public
relations activities.)
PSF PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to law
enforcement programs and operations and animal control
enforcement programs and operations.)
PUT PUBLIC UTILITIES MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the operation
and maintenance of utilities.)
RPM REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to real property
owned by the County, including acquisition, lease, rental or
sale, utility franchises, special use motor vehicle permits,
and right-of-way construction.)
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Appendix 9.2: RCCS Primary/Secondary Classifications (Note: Do not use the first six secondary codes for documents in the Policy/Procedure Manual System.) PRIMARY
CODE TITLE AND EXPLANATION
ACO ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATION
(Use this classification for records relating to County
organization and administration and delegation of authority,
particularly those that cross functional lines defined by
other primary classifications.)
ACO 1 Policy/Procedures
ACO 2 External Legislation
ACO 3 Reference
ACO 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
ACO 5 Associations & Newsletters
ACO 6 Management Reports & Studies
ACO 7 Staff Coordination
(staff meeting minutes, Executive cabinet meeting
minutes, etc.)
ACO 8 Organization Information
(organizational charts,reorganization information,
delegation of responsibility)
ACO 9 Long Range Planning
(workplans, suggestions)
ACO 10 Reading Files
ART ARTS MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to visual,
performing, literary, and media arts.)
ART 1 Policy/Procedures
ART 2 External Legislation
ART 3 Reference
ART 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
ART 5 Associations & Newsletters
ART 6 Management Reports & Studies
ART 7 Arts Program Administration
ASM ASSESSMENT MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
assessment of real and personal property [not owned by the
County], and assessment equalization and appeals.)
ASM 1 Policy/Procedure
ASM 2 External Legislation
ASM 3 Reference
ASM 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
ASM 5 Associations & Newsletters
ASM 6 Management Reports & Studies
ASM 7 Personal Property Assessment
ASM 8 Real Property Assessment
ASM 9 Real Property Segregation and Merger
ASM 10 Assessment Maps
ASM 11 Equalization and Appeals
ASM 12 Exemptions and Deferrals
BUD BUDGET MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to budget
preparation, review, and management.)
BUD 1 Policy/Procedure
BUD 2 External Legislation
BUD 3 Reference
BUD 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
BUD 5 Associations & Newsletters
BUD 6 Management Reports & Studies
BUD 7 Budget Preparation
BUD 8 Budget Adoption
BUD 9 Budget Control/Reporting
BUD 10 Capital Improvement/Assets
CON CONTRACTING, PROCUREMENT, AND SALE MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
procurement, contracting, and sale of materials and services.)
CON 1 Policy/Procedure
CON 2 External Legislation
CON 3 Reference
CON 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
CON 5 Associations and Newsletters
CON 6 Management Reports and Studies
CON 7 Procurement/Contracting Management
CON 8 Personal Property Sale
CON 9 Marketing
CPM COMMUNITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to social and
community service activities.)
CPM 1 Policy/Procedure
CPM 2 External Legislation
CPM 3 Reference
CPM 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
CPM 5 Associations and Newsletters
CPM 6 Management Reports and Studies
CPM 7 Developmental Disabilities Programs
CPM 8 Mental Health and Involuntary Treatment Programs
CPM 9 Aging Programs
CPM 10 Women's Programs
CPM 11 Veterans' Programs
CPM 12 Work Training Program Administration
CPM 13 Cooperative Extension Programs
CPM 14 Fair Housing Programs
CPM 15 Youth Service Programs
CPM 16 Public Defense Program
CPM 17 Subsidized Child Care Program
DET DETENTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to adult
detention, release and associated services.)
DET 1 Policy/Procedure
DET 2 External Legislation
DET 3 Reference
DET 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
DET 5 Associations & Newsletters
DET 6 Management Reports & Studies
DET 7 Work Release Program
DET 8 Inmate Services
DET 9 Court Services
DET 10 Jail Operations
ELE ELECTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records pertaining to voter
registration, the election process, and election results.)
ELE 1 Policy/Procedure
ELE 2 External Legislation
ELE 3 Reference
ELE 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
ELE 5 Associations & Newsletters
ELE 6 Management Reports & Studies
ELE 7 Voter Registration
ELE 8 Precincting
ELE 9 Election Process
ELE 10 Election Results
FES FACILITY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
inventory, use, maintenance, security, and disposition of
facilities, vehicles, equipment and supplies; and for
facility construction and modification.)
FES 1 Policy/Procedure
FES 2 External Legislation
FES 3 Reference
FES 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
FES 5 Associations & Newsletters
FES 6 Management Reports & Studies
FES 7 Facilities Use
(includes things related to space design, logs, and
schedules)
FES 8 Facilities Security and Emergency Operations
(key assignments, emergency plans, access logs)
FES 9 Facilities and Plant Design, Maintenance and
Construction
FES 10 Equipment Inventory, Use and Maintenance
(includes inventories, manuals, guarantees, etc.)
FES 11 Supply Management
(purchases from Purchasing Stores)
FES 12 Vehicle Management
(includes motorpools, ambulances, etc.)
FIN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the
collection, investment and disbursement of funds.)
FIN 1 Policy/Procedures
FIN 2 External Legislation
FIN 3 Reference
FIN 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
FIN 5 Associations & Newsletters
FIN 6 Management Reports & Studies
FIN 7 Property Based Taxes
FIN 8 Receipts, Receivables and Collections
FIN 9 Bonds and Investments
FIN 10 Disbursements
FIN 11 Project and Program Cost Accounting
FIN 12 Inventory Accounting
FIN 13 Accounting Source Document/System Maintenance
FIN 14 General Accounting and Financial Reports
FIN 15 Financial Audits
FIN 16 Grant Administration
INF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the control,
recording, processing, distribution, storage, and retrieval of
information.)
INF 1 Policy/Procedures
INF 2 External Legislation
INF 3 Reference
INF 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
INF 5 Associations & Newsletters
INF 6 Management Reports & Studies
INF 7 Directives Management
INF 8 Data Processing
INF 9 Word Processing
INF 10 Telecommunications Management
INF 11 Duplication/Forms/Graphs Management
INF 12 Micrographics Systems
INF 13 Mai1 Management
INF 14 Correspondence and Reports Management
INF 15 Files Management
(includes records storage, destruction, and retention)
INF 16 Recording Management
INF 17 Public Disclosure
INF 18 Historical Records Management
IRG INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
(Use this classification for records relating to relationships
of a general nature between King County and other governmental
agencies.)
IRG 1 Policy/Procedures
IRG 2 External Legislation
IRG 3 Reference
IRG 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
IRG 5 Associations & Newsletters
IRG 6 Management Reports & Studies
IRG 7 Legal Tracking, Analysis, and Lobbying
IRG 8 Regional and Quasi-Governmental Bodies
IRG 9 U.S. Government
IRG 10 Washington State
IRG 11 Other Counties/Cities
IRG 12 Hospitals
IRG 13 Schools & Universities
JDC JUDICIAL MANAGEMENT - DISTRICT COURT
(Use this classification for records relating to district court
operations, specifically traffic offense and warrant and
misdemeanant probation related matters.)
JDC 1 Policy/Procedures
JDC 2 External Legislation
JDC 3 Reference
JDC 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
JDC 5 Associations and Newsletters
JDC 6 Management Reports and Studies
JDC 7 Traffic Offense and Warrants
JDC 8 Misdemeanant Probation Files
JJS JUVENILE JUSTICE SERVICES
(Use this classification for records relating to youth services
court, care, and rehabilitation.)
JJS 1 Policy/Procedures
JJS 2 External Legislation
JJS 3 Reference
JJS 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
JJS 5 Associations & Newsletters
JJS 6 Management Reports & Studies
JJS 7 Juvenile Justice Court Services Administration
JJS 8 Juvenile Justice Care/Rehabilitaion
JSC JUDICIAL MANAGEMENT - SUPERIOR COURT
(Use this classification for records relating to Judicial
Administration operations of the Superior Court.)
JSC 1 Policy/Procedures
JSC 2 External Legislation
JSC 3 Reference
JSC 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
JSC 5 Associations & Newsletters
JSC 6 Management Reports & Studies
JSC 7 Court Services
LES LEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records pertaining to the
legislative process in King County.)
LES 1 Policy/Procedures
LES 2 External Legislation
LES 3 Reference
LES 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
LES 5 Associations & Newsletters
LES 6 Management Reports & Studies
LES 7 County Law
(includes Public Hearing Process and Public Access)
LES 8 County Council
LGL LEGAL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to litigation and
legal opinions.)
LGL 1 Policy/Procedure
LGL 2 External Legislation
LGL 3 Reference
LGL 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
LGL 5 Associations & Newsletters
LGL 6 Management Reports & Studies
LGL 7 Insurance Claims
LGL 8 Opinions/Interpretations
LGL 9 Oaths of Office
LGL 10 Affidavits
LGL 11 Claims and Litigation
LIC LICENSING
(Use this classification for records relating to the issuance
of licenses.)
LIC 1 Policy/Procedure
LIC 2 External Legislation
LIC 3 Reference
LIC 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
LIC 5 Associations & Newsletters
LIC 6 Management Reports & Studies
LIC 7 Vehicle Licenses
LIC 8 Business Licenses and Permits
LIC 9 Marriage Licenses
LIC 10 Animal Licenses
LIC 11 Gun Licenses
LUD LAND USE/DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to County
coordination of land use, housing, community development, fire
safety, historic preservation, and governmental boundaries.)
LUD 1 Policy/Procedure
LUD 2 External Legislation
LUD 3 Reference
LUD 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
LUD 5 Associations & Newsletters
LUD 6 Management Reports & Studies
LUD 7 Building Permits
LUD 8 Boundary Change Reviews
LUD 9 Street Address Assignment
LUD 10 Subdivisions
LUD 11 Community and Housing Development
LUD 12 Natural Resource Planning
LUD 13 Code Enforcement
LUD 14 Grading Permits
LUD 15 Economic and Growth Management
LUD 16 Historic Preservation
LUD 17 Zoning and Rezones
LUD 18 Unclassified and Land Use Permits
PAR PARK PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to park and
recreational operations management.)
PAR 1 Policy/Procedure
PAR 2 External Legislation
PAR 3 Reference
PAR 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PAR 5 Associations & Newsletters
PAR 6 Management Reports & Studies
PAR 7 Park Use
PAR 8 Recreation Services and Programs
PAR 9 Aquatics Service and Programs
PAR 10 Park Maintenance
PAR 11 King County Fair
PAY PAYROLL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to payroll
operations.)
PAY 1 Policy/Procedure
PAY 2 External Legislation
PAY 3 Reference
PAY 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PAY 5 Associations & Newsletters
PAY 6 Management Reports & Studies
PAY 7 Payroll Input
PAY 8 Payroll Status Reporting
PAY 9 Payroll Balancing
PAY 10 Deductions/Earning Data
PER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to all phases of
personnel administration.)
PER 1 Policy/Procedure
PER 2 External Legislation
PER 3 Reference
PER 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PER 5 Associations & Newsletters
PER 6 Management Reports & Studies
PER 7 Position Descriptions and Classifications
PER 8 Wage and Salary Administration
(includes overtime,comp time, etc.)
PER 9 Hiring and Appointments
(includes special employment programs, recruitment,
applications, examinations, employment lists,
certification, appointments & probation)
PER 10 Benefits Administration
(includes working conditions, retirement and leaves,
promotion guidelines, merit pay system)
PER 11 Safety and Accident Management
PER 12 Orientation, Training and Development
PER 13 Employee and Labor Relations
PER 14 Performance Evaluations
PER 15 Disciplinary Action and Investigations
PER 16 Grievances
PER 17 Travel and Transportation
PER 18 Workforce Management
PER 19 Separations, Terminations & Restorations
PER 20 Personnel History Files
PER 21 Commendations and Awards
PER 22 Equal Employment Opportunity
PFC PUBLIC FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating specifically to
the management of public facilities such as the stadium and
airport.)
PFC 1 Policy/Procedure
PFC 2 External Legislation
PFC 3 Reference
PFC 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PFC 5 Associations & Newsletters
PFC 6 Management Reports & Studies
PFC 7 Public Facilities Use
PFC 8 Public Facilities Security & Emergency
Operations
PFC 9 Public Facilities Design, Maintenance &
Construction
PFC 10 Equipment Inventory Use & Maintenance
PHL PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to public health
care.)
PHL 1 Policy/Procedure
PHL 2 External Legislation
PHL 3 Reference
PHL 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PHL 5 Associations & Newsletters
PHL 6 Management Reports & Studies
PHL 7 Death Investigations
PHL 8 Disease Control and Prevention Programs
PHL 9 Emergency Medical Services
PHL 10 Environmental Health Protection
PHL 11 Laboratory Services
PHL 12 Medical Certification
PHL 13 Personal Health Services and Records
PHL 14 Pharmacy
PHL 15 Research and Planning
PHL 16 Substance Abuse Services
PHL 17 Vital Statistics
PPR PUBLIC PROSECUTION MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to fraud,
criminal and civil prosecution.)
PPR 1 Policy/Procedure
PPR 2 External Legislation
PPR 3 Reference
PPR 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PPR 5 Associations & Newsletters
PPR 6 Management Reports & Studies
PPR 7 Criminal Prosecution
PPR 8 Civil Prosecution
PPR 9 Fraud Prosecution
PRE PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to general public
relations activities.)
PRE 1 Policy/Procedure
PRE 2 External Legislation
PRE 3 Reference
PRE 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PRE 5 Associations & Newsletters
PRE 6 Management Reports & Studies
PRE 7 Public Relations
(relates to activities related to newsletters, press
releases, proclamations, solicitations, speeches given,
media relations, brochures and biographies, and the
United Way)
PRE 8 County Programs/Observances
PRE 9 Citizens Complaints/Concerns
PSF PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to law
enforcement programs and operations and animal control
enforcement programs and operations.)
PSF 1 Policy/Procedure
PSF 2 External Legislation
PSF 3 Reference
PSF 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PSF 5 Associations & Newsletters
PSF 6 Management Reports & Studies
PSF 7 Criminal Investigation
PSF 8 Crime Prevention
PSF 9 Traffic Control
PSF 10 Emergency Search and Rescue
PSF 11 Disaster Planning
PSF 12 Identification
PSF 13 Tactical Operations
PSF 14 Communications
PSF 15 Evidence & Supply
PSF 16 Research and Planning
PSF 17 Internal Investigation
PSF 18 Animal Control
PSF 19 Order Maintenance
PSF 20 Personal Conduct
PSF 21 Service of Arrest Warrants
PSF 22 Use of Force
PUT PUBLIC UTILITIES MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to the operation
and maintenance of utilities.)
PUT 1 Policy/Procedure
PUT 2 External Legislation
PUT 3 Reference
PUT 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
PUT 5 Associations & Newsletters
PUT 6 Management Reports & Studies
PUT 7 Solid Waste Management
PUT 8 Surface Water Management
PUT 9 Franchise Management
PUT 10 Roads Management
RPM REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
(Use this classification for records relating to real
property owned by the County, including acquisition, lease,
rental or sale, utility franchises, special use motor
vehicle permits, and right-of-way construction.)
RPM 1 Policy/Procedure
RPM 2 External Legislation
RPM 3 Reference
RPM 4 Boards, Commissions, Committees & Task Forces
RPM 5 Associations & Newsletters
RPM 6 Management Reports & Studies
RPM 7 Real Property Acquisitions
RPM 8 Real Property Inventory
RPM 9 Property Management
RPM 10 Real Property Sales
RPM 11 Real Property Exchanges
RPM 12 Permits
RPM 13 Vacations
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