Preserve the Public Record. Run for County Recorder.
Are you detail-oriented, civic-minded, and committed to government transparency? The County Recorder plays a crucial role in preserving the legal and historical records that protect property rights and public trust.
If you're ready to lead with precision and responsibility, now is the time to run for County Recorder in your county.
What Does the County Recorder Do?
The County Recorder is the official custodian of a wide variety of essential public documents. Key responsibilities include:
- Recording and preserving deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats
- Maintaining and authenticating legal property records
- Ensuring public access to historical and real estate documents
- Receiving veterans’ discharge papers and other confidential filings
- Working closely with title companies, attorneys, and the public to verify ownership and record changes
The Recorder’s office is often the first stop in protecting property rights and legal transactions in your county.
Why Run for Recorder?
Running for County Recorder means taking on a role of precision, trust, and civic service. Your work will:
- Ensure legal accuracy and document integrity
- Support real estate development, home ownership, and business investments
- Preserve the historic fabric of your community
- Provide efficient service to attorneys, lenders, researchers, and everyday residents
If you’re passionate about records, organization, and service, this role offers deep impact behind the scenes.
Who Can Run?
To run for County Recorder in Indiana, you must:
- Be a U.S. citizen and a registered voter
- Reside in the county you wish to serve
- Be eligible to hold public office under Indiana law
The Recorder is elected to a four-year term, and may not serve more than eight years in any 12-year period.
Time Commitment & Compensation
This is a full-time administrative position, responsible for leading an office that handles sensitive and high-volume legal documentation. In 2024 the salary was 51,686.00 and includes benefits.
Ready to Step Forward?
If you're ready to ensure the integrity of public records and contribute to the lasting stability of your community, we invite you to act now.
Fill out the contact form below to begin your journey. We'll provide the tools and guidance you need to get started.
