Eight municipalities, organizations and school districts in Oneida County have been awarded grants from the state local government records management improvement fund.
The funds allow agencies throughout the state better manage its records.
The grants break down like this:
The City of Utica: $28,000, for a business process analysis
The Digital Towpath Cooperative: $33,000, for inventory and planning
The Holland Patent Teaching and Learning Center: $14,496, for educational uses
The Northern Oneida County Council of Governments: $24,599, for microfilming
The Oneida County Clerk's Office: $40,200, for the county land records initiative
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill School District: $1,868, for imaging and document management
Town of Floyd: $8,330, for indexing and records access
Whitesboro Central School District: $5,072, for imaging and document management.
The New York State Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund, was first established by the State Assembly and Senate in 1993.