The Register of Deeds Office will be closed on Friday, January 10, due to hazardous winter weather conditions. Find alternative services and updates.
The Register of Deeds Office announced that it would be closed on Friday, January 10 because of extreme winter weather. This preventive measure aims to prioritize employee and public safety in the face of dangerous travel circumstances brought about by heavy snowfall and slippery roads.
Local meteorological sources are predicting a major winter storm to sweep across the region, bringing cold temperatures, high winds, and up to six inches of snow in some places. Road conditions are expected to worsen tonight, so officials have asked locals to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary driving.
It would just be similar moves made by several other offices around the county, such as those from some local governments and schools. During the period it will close service like the document requests for recording property deed to title searches at the Office which is scheduled to resume their service on Monday, weather permitting, 13th January next week.
Citizens requiring urgent assistance are urged to access online services through the office’s website or call hotlines for emergencies. The official website and social media pages of the Register of Deeds Office will be used to post announcements regarding potential delays or extended closure.
Local authorities are closely following the storm, advising the people to stock essentials and prepare themselves for a power outage. Winter storm warnings have been issued by the National Weather Service all over the region, and caution and preparedness are called upon as the storm gains intensity.
The officials hope that by closing the office, they will minimize risks and ensure that staff and residents are safe during the extreme weather event. Updates on the reopening of the Register of Deeds Office will be provided as the situation develops.
