Government Records Law
The Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA), went into effect in 1992. It sets forth guidelines for classifying information in government records based upon who has the right to access that information. A related law, Archives and Records Service, also identifies the records management responsibilities of agencies, and the duties of State Archives and the State Records Committee.
GRAMA
GRAMA,
UCA 63G-2-101 et seq. also in MS Word and PDF (all sections together)
Related Recordkeeping Laws and Rules
Public Records Management Act, UCA 63A-12-101 et seq., also in MS Word and PDF
Open and Public Meetings Act, UCA 52-04-101 et seq
Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, UCA 46-4-101 et seq
Utah Technology Governance Act, UCA 63F-01-101 et seq (see 63F-01-701 and 702 for Public Notice Website)
How GRAMA Works
Requesting Records and Appeals
Forms
Classification Worksheet (online
form)
Classification Worksheet (Corel
WordPerfect or MS Word)
Records Request Sample Form
State Records Committee
Access Appeal Decisions
and Orders
Administrative
Rules
Members and Duties
Retention
Schedules Pending Approval
Upcoming Appeals
Local Governments and GRAMA
This page was last updated May 19, 2010.