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Home: Executive
Office: Records Management
Records Management
 Los
Angeles County was created by legislation in 1850. State law mandates
that all minutes of the Board of Supervisors meetings be permanently
maintained by the Executive Officer-Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
and that copies of the minutes and other documents are available
to the public, other agencies and County departments upon request.
The Records Management Section maintains a full and complete
record of the proceedings of each meeting held by the Board of
Supervisors, as well as all other assessment and taxing districts,
agencies and authorities for which the Board acts.
All records enacted by the Board prior to 1985 require archival
assistance for their retrieval. These records must be researched.
For record request prior to 1985 call (213) 974-1424. The County's
Auditor-Controller has set a rate of $.75 per search request,
$.03 per page, and $1 per certification including mailing as a
reasonable County fee for providing these services.
You may search the records on our website here.
If you would like some information about how to search the Board
of Supervisors' records, you may click here.
For specific questions regarding searching the Board's records
you may call (213) 974-1424 or send an email to executiveoffice@bos.lacounty.gov.
FILING A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES TO PERSONS
OR PROPERTY
The Claim form is received in our office by way of U.S. mail
or delivered in person. All claims against the County of Los Angeles
for personal or property damage are logged and prepared for submission
to County Counsel. The automated claims system generates post
cards to claimants notifying them of their claim number and to
whom their claim was referred for investigation.
To obtain a claim form you go online to http://bos.co.la.ca.us/Categories/ResourceCenter.htm or call (213) 974-1440.
To get a status update on your claim, you may call County Counsel at
(213)
974-1913.
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