Office of Public Records The Office of Public Records Management, Archival Administration, and Library of Government Information was established in 1985 by DC Law 6-19 to collect, preserve, conserve, and service the official records of the District of Columbia government. The Office of Public Records consists of three divisions, the District of Columbia Archives, District of Columbia Records Center, and the Library of Government Information. These repositories hold a wide array of documents that include administrative, architectural, engineering, fiscal, genealogical, historical, and legal records. Archivists, records analysts, records technicians, records clerks, and other staff members of the District of Columbia Archives, Records Center, and Library of Government Information provide assistance to researchers who request access to the records in these repositories. District of Columbia Archives General Records Retention Schedule Library of Government Information Public Records Disposition Committee Public Records Search and Research Records Center Division Research Contacts and Inquiries View the Fiscal Year 2007 Annual Report*   * This document is presented in Portable Document Format (PDF). A PDF reader is required for viewing. Download a PDF Reader or Learn More About PDFs.