North Dakota

County Recorders Association

The County Recorder's Office is one of the offices formally organized by the Constitutional Convention of 1889, and in some counties existed as part of the Territorial Offices.

The County Recorders Association was organized in 1929 to help North Dakota's 53 counties keep up-to-date with changes in methods of recording and with changes in laws affecting their offices. Also monitors and proposes legislation to better serve the state. An annual summer meeting is held along with training sessions and Quad meetings. more trending_flat