Document efforts to train the public in crime prevention through training and media presentations, and annual or one-time events (examples: safety fairs and open houses) organized by the department or participated in where personnel are available to answer questions and provide educational information on topics such as neighborhood watches, home security, and others.
These records found in all media (paper, digital, or other) may include but are not limited to:
(a) Records of events considered significant and/or historical by local officials: Permanent
(b) Retain significant program records: 5 years;
(c) Retain class enrollment and attendance records: 2 years;
(d) Retain other records: 1 year
Exception: In the event of a subpoena, audit, legal hold, public records or similar state or federal information request, halt until further instructed any scheduled disposal activities, including purging or transferring material to University Archives.