MEASURING EFFECTIVENESS OF THE RECORDS DISPOSITION PROGRAM

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CIA-RDP70-00211R000700050030-5
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RIPPUB
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C
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1
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January 4, 2017
Document Release Date: 
August 23, 2006
Sequence Number: 
30
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Publication Date: 
June 1, 1957
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MEMO
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Approved For Release / DP70-002118000700050030-5 toe, f, it : Area Records Officer (~~~ ~9s7 vj 4 FROM Chief, Records Managamnt Staff Measuring Effectiveness of the Records Disposition Program 1. As you know, the records disposition program is based on the development and use of records control schedules in all com- ponents of the Agency. The schedule is a master plan for controlling growth of records accumulations and is a basic action document that vill beep records moving out of high cost office space and filing equipment as rapidly as possible. 2. Development of records schedules within the Agency is nearing completion. Our next step in establishing a continuing and adequate disposition program is to find out how effectively these schedules are controlling records holdings. Volume data on records holdings, disposals, and transfers to the Center for a given period are essential for such a measurement. For this reason I would like to have you forward to me within 30 days of the close of each fiscal year a statistical summary giving the following Information: (a) Cubic feet of records on hand at the beginning of fiscal r. (b Cubic feet of records disposed of during the fiscal year. Do not include records disposed of by the Records Center) (a) Cubic feet of records transferred to the Records Center during the fiscal year. (T Records Center can give you this information) (d) Cubic feet of records on hand at the end of fiscal year. For purposes of this report, volume may be. calculated according to the following table of cubic foot equivule ts: tter size filing cabinets - l cu. ft. per drawer Legal site filing cabinets - 2 cu. ft. per drawer the Statistics I've requested. s6 4 Tabulating cards Yap cases or outsize equip. - 1/10 eu.ft. per 12 in. drawer 1/6 cu.ft, per 12 in. drag cuff. per 12 in. drover 1 eu.ft. per 10..000 cards Inside cubic measurement 3. Owe we have compiled this Information on an Agency wide basis it will be incorporated in the annual report of accomplishments required for measuring effectiveness of the records management program. Please let me know if our staff can be of assistance in coat Air:~ Approved For Release 2006/08/24: CIA-RDP70-00211 R000700050030-5