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State Records Services: State Records Services
About the State Records Management Program
State Records Services
General Record Retention Schedule
Executive Branch Retention Schedules
Independent Boards & Commissioners Retention Schedules
Elected Officials Records Retention Schedules
State Records Committee
State Records Forms
State Records Training
Local Records Services
Local Records Retention Schedule
Local Records Retention Schedule by Functional Section
Local Government Records Management Program Manual
Records Month
Resources
State Records Services
The Nevada State Records Program provides state agencies with the framework and resources to effectively manage public records in compliance with legal, regulatory, and operational requirements. The program includes developing and maintaining retention schedules, offering training and support, and ensuring proper records handling throughout their lifecycle—from creation to disposition. It helps agencies store, preserve, and manage records securely, ensuring transparency and accountability while promoting efficiency and compliance with records management laws and standards. The program also operates a records center to support the storage and preservation of long-term records.
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Skip to Main Content
State Records Services: State Records Services
About the State Records Management Program
State Records Services
General Record Retention Schedule
Executive Branch Retention Schedules
Independent Boards & Commissioners Retention Schedules
Elected Officials Records Retention Schedules
State Records Committee
State Records Forms
State Records Training
Local Records Services
Local Records Retention Schedule
Local Records Retention Schedule by Functional Section
Local Government Records Management Program Manual
Records Month
Resources
State Records Services
The Nevada State Records Program provides state agencies with the framework and resources to effectively manage public records in compliance with legal, regulatory, and operational requirements. The program includes developing and maintaining retention schedules, offering training and support, and ensuring proper records handling throughout their lifecycle—from creation to disposition. It helps agencies store, preserve, and manage records securely, ensuring transparency and accountability while promoting efficiency and compliance with records management laws and standards. The program also operates a records center to support the storage and preservation of long-term records.
<<
Previous:
About the State Records Management Program
Next:
General Record Retention Schedule >>
Last Updated:
Apr 17, 2026 12:07 PM
URL:
https://nsla.nv.gov/state_records_services
Print Page
Login to LibApps
The Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records are actively working to ensure our website conforms to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. We are currently updating our digital infrastructure to meet the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This initiative involves a comprehensive review of our web content to ensure it provides an equal experience for individuals with disabilities. We recognize that there may still be areas for improvement. If you encounter any barriers or have difficulty accessing any part of our site,
we want to hear from you.