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Washoe County recorder reports record digitization, 100,000 documents recorded and free property-fraud alerts
Summary
Recorder Kaylee Wert reported the office recorded about 100,000 documents last year, collected approximately $3.2 million in recording fees and more than $30 million in transfer tax, and urged homeowners to use the office27s free recording-notification fraud alert service.
Washoe County Recorder Kaylee Wert and newly named Chief Deputy Gail Spearman briefed the board on the recorder27s office operations and outreach on July 15.
Wert said the office recorded about 100,000 documents last fiscal year (up from roughly 88,000), collected $3.2 million in recording fees and more than $30 million in real-property transfer taxes remitted to the state and redistributed under statutory formulas.
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