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Recorder presents FY26 budget; notes recording fees unchanged since 1984

Audubon County Board of Supervisors · March 18, 2025
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Summary

Recorder Miranda Bills presented the FY26 Recorder budget and told the board recording fees have not increased since 1984 and that bills have been introduced that could raise those fees in the future; no public comments were made during the comment period.

Miranda Bills presented the Recorder's FY26 budget during the March 18 Audubon County Board of Supervisors meeting, outlining expected revenues and expenses and noting recording fees have not increased since 1984.

Bills said there are legislative proposals that could change recording fees going forward. The board opened public comment at 9:15 a.m.; the minutes record that no comments were made during that period.

The Recorder's budget presentation was part of a larger FY26 budget review the board continued through the meeting; supervisors asked staff to look for savings and to meet with Conservation about Littlefield Park spending and anticipated cabin revenues.

The board took no separate vote specific to the Recorder's budget at the March 18 meeting in the minutes provided.