Rome DDSO Record Room is a division of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities through management of critical records and documentation. As part of the broader state government structure, this unit specializes in securely maintaining, archiving, and retrieving official records that are essential to the operation of developmental service programs across the region.

Serving both internal departments and legal agencies, Rome DDSO Record Room ensures compliance with state and federal regulations regarding recordkeeping and data privacy. The office plays a pivotal role in preserving historical and current files relating to individual care, facility operations, and administrative directives. Staffed by trained professionals in information governance, the department leverages secure systems to guarantee timely and accurate access to information for authorized entities.

Rome DDSO operates under New York State’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and efficient public service delivery in the human services sector. Its work is foundational to safeguarding the rights and services of residents with developmental disabilities, helping to support their inclusion and well-being across state-supported programs.

Key Services:

– Records retention and archival management
– Secure access and retrieval of OPWDD documentation
– Compliance with state and federal documentation standards
– Preservation of individual care and facility records
– Support for audits, legal processes, and administrative reviews
– Coordination with state government departments on public records access