The County Recorder is an elected official serving for a term of four years, but no more than eight years within a 12-year period. The Recorder’s chief function is that of preserving public records, including deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, articles of incorporation and amendments, military discharges, and federal tax liens.
The Recorder’s Office can help you with:
- Recording deeds, mortgages, surveys, etc.
- Making copies of recorded documents for abstractors and others.
- Filming and scanning all documents.
