Alabama § 41-13-23 Local Government Commission to Make Determination as to County, Municipal, Etc., Records to Be Preserved or Destroyed, Etc., After Microfilming; Classification of Records; Officials Not to Cause Destruction, Etc., of Records Without Prior Approval of Commission

Alabama Statutes

§ 41-13-23 — Local Government Commission to Make Determination as to County, Municipal, Etc., Records to Be Preserved or Destroyed, Etc., After Microfilming; Classification of Records; Officials Not to Cause Destruction, Etc., of Records Without Prior Approval of Commission

Alabama § 41-13-23

Title 41State Government

Ch. 13Public Records

Art. 2State and Local Government Records Commissions

This text of Alabama § 41-13-23 (Local Government Commission to Make Determination as to County, Municipal, Etc., Records to Be Preserved or Destroyed, Etc., After Microfilming; Classification of Records; Officials Not to Cause Destruction, Etc., of Records Without Prior Approval of Commission) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Alabama primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

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Ala. Code § 41-13-23 (2026).

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The Local Government Records Commission shall be charged with the responsibility of determining which county, municipal, and other local government records shall be permanently preserved because of historical value and which county, municipal, and other local government records may be destroyed or otherwise disposed of after they have been microfilmed. The commission may classify the different types of records accordingly.
No county, municipal, or other local government official shall cause any county, municipal, or other local government record to be destroyed or otherwise disposed of without first obtaining the approval of the Local Government Records Commission.

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The Local Government Records Commission shall be charged with the responsibility of determining which county, municipal, and other local government records shall be permanently preserved because of historical value and which county, municipal, and other local government records may be destroyed or otherwise disposed of after they have been microfilmed. The commission may classify the different types of records accordingly.
No county, municipal, or other local government official shall cause any county, municipal, or other local government record to be destroyed or otherwise disposed of without first obtaining the approval of the Local Government Records Commission.