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Recorder flags postcard property-fraud solicitations, outlines office revenue and staffing changes
Summary
The LaSalle County Recorder reported monthly document counts and revenue, warned residents about paid property-fraud solicitations, encouraged sign-up for the office's free Property Fraud Alert program, and said a 37-year employee will retire, prompting an internal promotion and a forthcoming union-grade job posting.
The LaSalle County Recorder (name not specified) presented the office’s February statistics and operational updates to the committee on March 18, noting a decline in recorded documents compared with the same period last year and routine revenue and expense figures for the general, equipment and GIS funds.
The recorder said the office recorded 946 documents in February (down 49 from January), has completed 9,136 back-indexing records and that online searches are currently available back to February…
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