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Register of Deeds reports 602 documents recorded in June; workflow updates underway
Summary
Heather Keown reported that her office recorded 602 documents in June (the busiest month so far this year) and described workflow changes including elimination of Epson receipt printers and adoption of tagless stamps; she attended the Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association conference with sessions on e‑signatures and cybersecurity.
Heather Keown, Register of Deeds, delivered the office's June update, reporting 602 documents recorded — the most recorded in a month so far this year. "June was a busy month in the register of deeds. We recorded 602 documents," she said, and noted implementation of workflow changes including elimination of receipt printers and moving to tagless recording stamps.
Keown said she attended the Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association summer conference in La Crosse where presentations covered electronic signatures, remote online notaries, fraud prevention, cybersecurity and AI. She closed by offering to answer questions and referred committee members to the written report and budget materials in the meeting packet.
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