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Recorder reports higher recording volume, offers free property-alert program amid rising fraud elsewhere in Missouri
3039589 · April 17, 2025
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The recorder of deeds reported higher first-quarter recording activity, fee allocations and free fraud-alert service; staff noted property-fraud cases elsewhere in Missouri and said legislation and notary checks are under discussion.
Recorder of Deeds Miss Skelly reported to the Christian County Commission on April 17 that first-quarter recordings and fees have risen compared with the same period last year and that the office continues to offer a free property-alert program.
"We took in a total of $166,695.24; of that $77,006.33 was general revenue," Miss Skelly said.…
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