| ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
| > ACED |
| > Buildings & Sites |
| > Business Directory |
| > Careers |
| > Employment |
| > Newsletter |
| > Newsletter Archive |
| > News Report |
| TOURISM |
| > Attractions |
| > Parks |
| > Dining |
| > Lodging |
| > Tourism Resources |
| COUNTY INFORMATION |
| > Assessor |
| > Attorney |
| > Auditor |
| > Board Minutes/Agendas |
| > Community Foundation |
| > Conservation |
| > Country Players |
| > Courts |
| > Emergency Management |
| > Environmental Health |
| > Extension |
| > Floodplain Map |
| > Human Services |
| > Hospital |
| > Mental Health Coordinator/CPC |
| > Planning & Zoning |
| > Public Health |
| > Recorder |
| > Secondary Roads |
| > Sheriff |
| > Supervisors |
| > Transfer Station |
| > Treasurer |
| > Veterans Affairs |
| > Wall That Heals |
| CITIES |
| > City of Audubon |
| > City of Brayton |
| > City of Exira |
| > City of Gray |
| > City of Kimballton |
 |
||||||
Recorder |
||||||
Audubon County Recorder Mary Lou Johansen Carolyn Bruun, Deputy 318 Leroy St #7 Audubon IA 50025 712-563-2119 Fax 712-563-4677 Office Hours: 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. Monday – Friday The Office of the Recorder was created by the First Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Iowa in 1839 for the purpose of recording instruments which relate to real estate. Audubon County’s real estate records date back to 1855. On July 1, 1997 Recorders became Registrars of vital records (births, deaths and marriages). Today, the Recorder/Registrar maintains real estate records, issues marriage licenses and certified copies of birth, death and marriage records, issues boat, snowmobile and ATV titles and registrations, and sells fishing, hunting and trapping licenses and stamps, including statewide and landowner/tenant deer and turkey licenses. Recorded documents include: deeds, contracts, mortgages, assignments, releases, state and federal tax liens, affidavits, land surveys, subdivision plats, section corner certificates, condemnations, leases, trade names, bills of sale, financing statements and military discharges. The fees collected are paid into the county general fund each month. Documents presented for recording must conform to certain requirements per Iowa Code. There are also document formatting standards in order to comply with national standards. Related Links:
|