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Register of Wills emphasizes staff diversity, community outreach in FY26 budget remarks

3241092 · May 8, 2025
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Cyril Papetti, New Castle County Register of Wills, presented his office's FY26 budget remarks May 8, highlighting staff, diversity, and a public-awareness push for the office’s AlertMe service and other services; no formal budget vote occurred during the hearing.

Cyril Papetti, Register of Wills for New Castle County, presented his office’s FY26 budget remarks at the May 8 council hearing and used the presentation to highlight staffing, customer service and diversity in his office.

Papetti named staff members Gina Cook and Andrea Smith for assistance with the budget and described his office’s commitment to a workforce that “reflects the county and the people in our great county that we serve.” He said, “I call it integrity,” when referring to the office’s approach to diversity in hiring.

Papetti asked council to help publicize the office’s AlertMe notification service, which alerts subscribers when land-record documents are recorded in a given name or address, and said his office has begun talks about whether additional internal controls are needed around quick‑claim deed filings to reduce the risk of property‑transfer fraud.

He invited questions and concluded after a short Q&A. Council members thanked him for his work and for the office’s emphasis on inclusion. There were no formal votes on the Register of Wills budget at the hearing.