Panel backs bill to tighten recording rules for Address Confidentiality Program after several disclosure incidents
Senate Judiciary Committee advanced SB191 to require in-person recording or other safeguards for Address Confidentiality Program documents after recorders and the Attorney General's Office described instances where e-recorded deeds exposed protected addresses. Committee approved the bill 9-0.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a bill that would change how documents for participants in the Attorney General's Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) are recorded so that protected addresses are less likely to be inadvertently disclosed.
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