Agency Schedule Detail

Authorization Number : 725-1064

Agency Series No. : 732-INV-003

Status : Active

Agency Web Link :

Agency : DNR

Confidential Description : Confidential Law Enforcement Investigatory Records (CLEIRs) R.C. 149.43; coroner’s records 310-10 & 313.10; OHLEG & criminal history 109.57; Victim's Rights Request Forms 2930.04; other records prohibited from release under state or federal statute; or exempt under R.C. 149.43.

Division : DNR0732

Vital Description : Active cases will be needed within 72 hours.

Section : DNR0732

Record Title : Case Files – Criminal Offenses - Felony

Revision : 0

Record Description : Case files of Natural Resources and Wildlife Officers pertaining to criminal investigations that result in felony charges not rising to those stipulated in R.C. 2901.13(A)(3), 2903.01, 2903.02, 2907.02, and 2907.03. Records include but are not limited to requests for assistance, accident reports, crime reports incident reports (including preliminary), crash reports, injury reports, inspections, summons, citations, arrest reports, narrative supplements, receipts of evidence/person/property, photographs, audio or video recordings (including body-worn camera footage), correspondence, supplements, relevant attachments to these reports, various logs, Victim Rights Request Forms, implied consent forms, waivers, witness statements, inventory sheets, self-reporting accident reports (BAR), tow releases, requests for assistance, Watercraft Incident Casualty Reports, property damage reports, and other case-related information entered into the electronic Records Management System.

Retention Period	Retention Justification	Media Code	Method of Disposal
Retain for 10 years following the expiration of the applicable statute of limitations. If paper records are scanned and saved into an electronic format or microfilmed, the paper copy may be shredded at that time.	While the statute of limitations for a felony under R.C. 2901.13(A)(1)(a) is 6 years, 10 years would account for possible delay of prosecution and appeals.	Paper	Shred
Retain for 10 years following the expiration of the applicable statute of limitations. If records are microfilmed, the electronic record may be deleted at that time.	While the statute of limitations for a felony under R.C. 2901.13(A)(1)(a) is 6 years, 10 years would account for possible delay of prosecution and appeals.	Electronic	Delete
Retain for 10 years following the expiration of the applicable statute of limitations.	While the statute of limitations for a felony under R.C. 2901.13(A)(1)(a) is 6 years, 10 years would account for possible delay of prosecution and appeals.	Microform	Shred

Approvals

Status	Name	Title	Date
Approved	Summer Plantz	Records Officer	7/12/2024 10:04:52 AM
Approved	Summer Plantz	Records Officer	2/7/2025 10:22:53 AM
Approved	Terri Dittmar	Records Coordinator	2/10/2025 2:52:23 PM
Approved	Fred Previts	State Archivist	2/10/2025 4:23:46 PM
Approved	Martin Meeks	State Auditor	2/12/2025 10:48:13 AM

Notes

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