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Rocky Flats Monitoring Committee Records, 1976-1979

Location:

Active:
Inactive: RF-881 Archives; DFRC
Access Restrictions: Records are unclassified; 881 Archives is a security-controlled area.

Volume: 0.75 cu. ft.

Accession or Other ID Number: RF-881 Archives: 1) E194; DFRC: 2) 434-82-0050

Condition: Good to Fair

Container Number: 1) E194; 2) 62306

Medium: Paper and transparencies

Scanning Suitability: Series consists of photocopies, transparencies, colored paper, and handwritten notes.

Duplication: Unknown

Arrangement: Chronological

Originating Office: Rocky Flats Monitoring Committee; Health, Safety, and Environment Organization, Rockwell International

Finding Aids: 1) Records Storage Receipt; 2) NARA Standard Form 135

Disposition Authority: 1) 75 years; 2) DOE (1988) 1.1b

Series Description: Records consist of photocopies of letters sent from various Rocky Flats departments to the Rocky Flats Monitoring Committee, which, according to a press release in the records, "was appointed in 1976 by Governor Lamm and Congressman Wirth to provide a public overview of the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons operations . . . and its effects on the citizens of the Denver metropolitan area." Much of the correspondence was written in response to Committee requests for copies of plant reports, monitoring data, and publications. Subjects of interest include the plant's mission, level of production, employee safety incentive program, worker monitoring records, employee cancer and mortality rates, fire detection and suppression systems, and shipment of radioactive materials. Also included in the records are press releases, committee newsletters, an annual report, and an evaluation of the Committee's effectiveness written by the Office of the Governor of Colorado.

Data Elements: 3, 6, 81

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