Primary Duties of County Clerk & Recorder
The county clerk is the keeper of all county records. Duties of the county clerk’s office range from administering elections to conducting a great deal of the state’s taxation duties. The complexity of the recording process, along with the volume of work and the many different types of instruments required to be filled in the clerk’s office, place much responsibility on the clerk.
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Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
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Liquor License
Brown County Illinois Recorder of Deeds Announcement
I am excited to let you know that the Brown County Recorder of Deeds will soon be offering an electronic invoicing system called Laredo Connect for all Laredo Subscribers.
Laredo Connect features many desirable benefits for Laredo customers such as receiving Laredo invoice through your email, paying monthly invoices and viewing Laredo activity online and managing multiple Laredo users!
Laredo Connect will be rolled out on May 1st, 2025, but you will see no interruptions to your Laredo system as Laredo Connect is a separate online portal. Your first 2025 Invoice will be available on the portal June 1st, 2025.
It is required that all Laredo Customers set up a Laredo Connect profile prior to April 28th, 2025. At this time, you may also set up an “alert” to inform you that you invoice is due.
Create a Laredo Connect Profile
Check out the numerous features and see how easy it is to get started by following this link https://www.fidlar.com/LaredoConnect.aspx
If you haven’t started using the newest version of Laredo, Laredo Anywhere, you can do so here!
Create a Laredo Anywhere Account
Click here to get started https://www.fidlar.com/LaredoAnywhere.aspx
If you have any issues with setting up either of these please do not hesitate to reach out to either Joe Stoughton (563-345-3262) or Elle Glowacki (563-345-3263). They are available from 8 AM – 5 PM Mon- Fri (Central Time)
Election Judges
Election judges help to guarantee the rights of voters are protected at the polling place on election Day. Election judges are commissioned as officers of the Circuit Court and must take an oath to uphold the constitutions of the United States and the State of Illinois in the performance of their duties. Election judges ensure every American qualified to vote is allowed to vote and every American allowed to vote is qualified to vote only once.
For more information or to become an Election Judge, please call the Brown County Clerk's office.
Frequently Asked Questions
The following points out the qualifications necessary to become an election judge, also some of their important duties and responsibilities.
E-Recording Vendors
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Simplifile
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CSC
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EPN
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Indecomm