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Monroe County Recorder
Nearly 30,000 Monroe County parcels are now linked to
their subdivision plat map on the Monroe County GIS
website: The newly-upgraded GIS website now offers functions where you can search by street intersections, or view properties through Google-Earth's street view. You can also find other valuable information, such as a property's square footage or its assessed value. For more information about these and other new GIS features, please contact GIS Coordinator Kurt Babcock at kbabcock@co.monroe.in.us
The Recorder's Office of
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Sam
Allison, Monroe County Recorder, would like to hear your
questions and comments.
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General Information In 1816, the Office of County Recorder was the first local office created by the State of Indiana constitution. It is the primary duty of County Recorders to record instruments submitted for recording and maintain those records for perpetuity. What Does the Monroe County Recorder Do? · Processes and stores a range of instruments, most related to real estate, that are submitted for recording. Documents must meet all necessary conditions. Please click on the sidebars titled "Fee Schedule" and “Recording Requirements” for more information. · Records the following:
· Files Uniform Commercial Code instruments. · Supplies copies of any recorded instrument and certifies, upon request, to those recorded.
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