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Recorder praises digitization work and introduces countysurveyor
Summary
The county recorder highlighted new GIS mapping, online survey submissions and a new survey-monument ordinance, then introduced Devron Anderson as Morgan County's new in-house surveyor.
Recorder Sean Rose (speaker 16) told the commission the recorder's office created an in-house GIS position, added digital ownership maps and enabled online survey submissions to make records more accessible. "We've implemented new digital ownership maps" and the office has added historic surveys to the countywide GIS, he said.
Rose then introduced the county's newly hired surveyor, Devron Anderson (speaker 23). Anderson said he has "been a surveyor for 18 years," worked previously as Weber County surveyor and is returning to county work because "my heart's always been in the preservation of the survey monuments." Commissioners and residents applauded the hire and thanked recorder staff for their work on land records modernization.
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