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This month’s spotlight is a little different. We would like to honor a records officer who is retiring this week. CJ Prisbrey began working with the Salt Lake City Police Department in 1974 and has held a variety of different roles since that time. As a dispatcher in 1990 her quick thinking and calm demeanor were highlighted on the popular show Rescue 911.

  Julie LaSeure has been working with records for over a decade. She began in the field in 2001 when working at an outpatient behavioral health clinic in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Since then she has continued to create, manage, and maintain records. In 2012 Julia began working primarily with records management for Ogden City. As the Deputy Records/Records Specialist Julia has taken responsibility

Colleen Mulvey (second-to-left in picture), Cedar Hills City Recorder, was awarded the The Utah State Archives’ Excellence in Information Governance Award at our annual fall conference on Thursday, October 6, 2016. Colleen is inventive and resourceful! She uses a variety of methods to ensure accurate, manageable, and innovative preservation of Cedar Hills’ records with limited staffing resources as she maintains the agency-wide records. She also

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  Carol Inglesby has been with the Department of Commerce’s Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing for over 25 years. She has been in her current role with the Division “for so long that the dates have begun to run together.” While her responsibilities extend far beyond records management, Carol works to ensure that records are scheduled, stored, and made available

Gina Proctor has worked for the Department of Corrections for 10 years and is responsible for managing all GRAMA requests coming into the Department. This is a big job as the Department of Corrections handled 5,499 GRAMA requests last year alone! It was a rough start and her office of two was overwhelmed with the volume, expectation, and requirements of

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Good work Jerrianne and Anna! We salute you.