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Register of Deeds asks to hold Emergency Management budget; flags $7,000 annual ADA web compliance cost

Pawnee County Board of Commissioners · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Joel Davis briefed Commissioners on proposed 2027 budgets for Register of Deeds and Emergency Management, noted deed fees are set by state statute, and warned a new ADA-accessibility mandate for county web and social media may cost about $7,000 annually.

Joel Davis, Pawnee County Register of Deeds and Emergency Manager, presented his proposed 2027 budgets and explained that requested increases reflect the possibility of a 2027 cost-of-living adjustment. He told the board that research and recording fees are set by state statute and thus uniform across the state.

Davis also flagged a new law requiring county websites and social media to be ADA accessible by April 2027 and estimated annual compliance costs at about $7,000. He told Commissioners Civic Plus, the county’s website vendor, is leading on compliance work and said Emergency Management’s budget could be held flat to allow purchase of a fuel tank for a volunteer storm spotter.