Author: Eric Schmitz

Template forms for the Bulk User Ordinance, Bulk User Agreement, and Watermark Ordinances are available here.

Here is the 2018 AIC Legislative Conference agenda for the Recorders affiliate meeting. Those who will be attending are encouraged to print this out and bring it with you.

Hey Recorders! Our 2018 Conference is coming up – 17-19 April 2018. We hope to see everyone there! Tuesday 4/17 1:00 – 4:30 pm Wednesday 4/18 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Thursday 4/19 8:30 am – 3:15 pm We’ll have an official “Call to Conference” posted soon. For now, here are the agenda and the Read More …

I received this communication from our Association President, Stuart Dowden: In discussions between our executive committee and State Board of Accounts (SBOA), it has been determined that SBOA does not need to use as much time at our annual conferences as they have in the past. They only need a short period of time on Read More …

Here, at long last, is the post-SEA-505 updated list of Indiana Codes Recorders Use Most. This PDF document is sorted by code and by subject, and includes direct links to the Codes.

Hey, fellow Recorders! Hope to see you next week at the AIC Conference! Here’s our agenda for our affiliate session on Tuesday morning, September 26: 8:00-8:30 Breakfast 8:30-8:40 Pledge of Allegiance and Welcome (Stuart Dowden) 8:40-9:00 Education Updates (Eric Schmitz) Discuss Recorders Manual updates Website FAQ Presentation of Pins (for completion of 40 credits) Questions Read More …

Enjoy! 2017 IRA Annual Conference Photos Pictures courtesy of Jena Gault, First Deputy Recorder of Johnson County

Senate Bill 505 has been signed by the governor! An informational document is being prepared by our Legislative Committee that will help Recorders and our clients understand and assist with the changes that this law will bring to our offices, so stay tuned! Recorders are encouraged to contact your respective software vendors (for recording software Read More …

Hey, Recorders! Are you ready for our Conference next week?? Just a reminder that conference information is available here, including links to all the materials, agenda, what to bring, etc.

Senate Bill 505 has been adopted! The bill was returned to the Senate on April 4 with minor amendments by the House, where it passed 95-0. A motion by the Senate to concur prevailed at 3:22 on a vote of… 39-9. (My apologies, my video feed cut out at the exact moment that the voting was Read More …