About ICPR
Under Director and State Archivist Jim Corridan, the Indiana Commission on Public Records (ICPR) assists state and local governments in the efficient and effective management of public records, by providing services throughout the life cycle of records, including creation, use, storage, and disposition. ICPR personnel are eager to share knowledge within their areas of expertise through tours and presentations.
Commission Policies are approved by the Oversight Committee on Public Records, ICPR's governing body.
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Top FAQsI Want To...
- How do I find the state form I need?
- What kind of records can I find in the Indiana State Archives?
- How can I obtain copies of state records?
- How long must a state or local government agency keep its records?
- How do I order copies of records from the Indiana State Archives?
- How should a state agency transfer records to the State Records Center for stora...
Top FAQs I Want To...
- Browse the State Archives Collections
- Find a State Form
- Learn How Long My Agency Must Keep Records
- Find the Records or Forms Coordinator For My Agency
- Microfilm or Image My Agency's Records
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- Send My Agency's Records to the State Archives
- Prevent or Report a Public Records Emergency
- Arrange a Tour or Attend a Training Session
