Hamilton County Recorder’s Office is Modernizing to Prevent Fraud and Improve Access

06/09/22 • 16 min

Long-time Chief of Staff for the Hamilton County Recorder’s Office David Pittinger gets into the details of the office’s efforts to modernize record keeping to improve accessibility and prevent fraud.
The Recorder’s Office just announced a new Real Estate Fraud Alert Service to alert those who enroll for the service of filings under their names, warning property owners to potentially fraudulent activity in real-time. The Recorder’s Office is also set to release over 6 million images this month, finishing a project to make Deed Books, Leases, Registered Land Documents, and Registered Land Certificates easily accessible to the public.
Tune in to hear about this and other free services for veterans, the Griffin Yeatman award, and the tumultuous history behind some of the oldest records in Hamilton County.
To sign up for the free Real Estate Fraud Alert Service, visit https://recordersoffice.hamilton-co.org/recording-notification-service.html
To nominate a person or project for the Griffin Yeatman Award, visit https://recordersoffice.hamilton-co.org/in_the_news/griffin_yeatman_award.html

To learn more about Hamilton County, Ohio, our services and job openings, visit hamiltoncountyohio.gov.

To learn more about Hamilton County, Ohio, our services and job openings, visit hamiltoncountyohio.gov.

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There's a new Dog Warden in town. Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society is Hamilton County’s first no-kill shelter operator - fulfilling the County's Dog Warden responsibilities of collecting stray dogs and enforcing dog licenses.
In August 2020, Cincinnati Animal CARE officially took over operations of the County's dog shelter in Northside. At that time, the shelter was at full capacity. In 2021, they saw a near 70% increase in total animals coming in, and 2022 has shown no signs of slowing down. Cincinnati Animal CARE has taken in 320 animals since March 1. Listen as we discuss what a "no-kill" shelter means and how Cincinnati Animal CARE is dealing with the capacity challenges.
Cincinnati Animal CARE is open to the public seven days a week from 1pm - 6pm at 3949 Colerain Ave. Visit them today, meet the staff, and adopt or foster!

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To learn more about Hamilton County, Ohio, our services and job openings, visit hamiltoncountyohio.gov.

Heart and Hustle in Hamilton County - Hamilton County Recorder’s Office is Modernizing to Prevent Fraud and Improve Access

Transcript

Jeff Aluotto00:00:08.730

Hello everyone and welcome to Heart and hustle in Hamilton County, a podcast entirely dedicated to the people and policies that form Hamilton County government in Ohio. Why the name heart and hustle? Well, it best describes the public servants who make our local government work in our community. Each episode focuses on creative solutions to the challenges that our 49 communities face. And as well as how our different government departments are