Iredell County Register of Deeds Office

The Iredell County Register of Deeds office will be closed Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th at 8AM. Have a blessed and safe holiday weekend.

It was a beautiful afternoon attending the Liberty Tree Dedication hosted by the Iredell County Public Library and the Iredell NC 250. This tree was planted in honor of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States, commemorating 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

We had the opportunity to hear from the local history librarian, along with several guest speakers, who shared meaningful insights into our nation’s history. The Iredell America 250 Committee has worked collaboratively to ensure representation from across the county, bringing together voices and perspectives that reflect the strength and diversity of Iredell County. What a beautiful reminder of our Nation's founding.

📚✨ Kindergarten Enrollment is Almost Here! ✨📚

Is your child ready to start their kindergarten journey? Make sure you have everything you need to get them enrolled on time!

A certified birth certificate is required for most school enrollments, as well as preschool programs and youth sports registrations.

⏳ Don’t wait until the last minute—be prepared!
Stop by today to obtain your child’s certified birth certificate quickly and easily.

We’re here to help make the process smooth and stress-free. We look forward to seeing you soon!

He is Risen, He is Risen Indeed!
Have a blessed Easter Holiday, from your Iredell County Register of Deeds.

The Register of Deeds Office will be closed on Good Friday, April 3rd in observance of the Easter Holiday. I hope you all have a blessed holiday weekend.

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the North Carolina Association of Registers of Deeds Spring Legislative Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. During the conference, I had the opportunity to meet State Auditor Steve Boliek and hear important updates from Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, as well as representatives from North Carolina Vital Records. We also made time for a brief visit to the State Capitol, where we were able to observe the historic building firsthand and reflect on its significance as the center of state government and legislative activity in North Carolina.

Opportunities like this are invaluable for building professional relationships, sharing knowledge, and staying informed on issues that impact our work and the communities we serve.

This weekend, I had the privilege of participating in “Easter for Thousands” at South River Baptist Church. Each year, Mountaire Farms prepares and distributes thousands of holiday meals to support families in need throughout the community.

Thanks to an incredible group of volunteers at South River Baptist Church, we successfully packed and loaded 3,000 boxes, which were distributed to nearly 40 churches and nonprofit organizations across the region. Each box provides meals for a family of four, meaning our collective efforts will help feed approximately 12,000 people in the coming week.

I’m truly grateful to be part of such a compassionate and dedicated community.

A sincere thank you to Mountaire Farms for organizing this meaningful event and for their generosity in serving those in need.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Ron “Duck” Wyatt, who faithfully served as the Iredell County Register of Deeds from August 22nd, 2016 to January 4th, 2021.

Ron left a lasting footprint on this office and on every person who had the privilege of working alongside him. As a leader, he set the tone with integrity, professionalism, and genuine compassion. He believed public service was not just a position, but a responsibility to serve every citizen with fairness, respect, and efficiency. Ron worked diligently to ensure the office operated with transparency and excellence, always striving to improve processes and better serve the people of Iredell County. He made it a priority to be accessible and supportive, leading by example and stepping in wherever he was needed. Above all, he cared deeply about his staff—encouraging them, recognizing their hard work, and creating an environment where they felt valued and appreciated. His steady guidance and servant’s heart defined his leadership.

Ron demonstrated his commitment to education and professional development by rejoining the North Carolina Register of Deeds Association during his tenure as Iredell County Register of Deeds. He ensured that his staff had the opportunity to attend NCARD District Workshops and Conferences, enabling them to stay current with new processes and laws and better serve the public.

Ron was a wonderful man with a giving heart. His presence, leadership, and deep care for Iredell County are irreplaceable, and he will be greatly missed.

We extend our sincere condolences to his wife, Julie, and his sons, Parker and Ethan, during this difficult time. Please join us in keeping his family in your thoughts and prayers as we remember and honor his life of service.

While both of our office locations are open for business, we just want to make you aware of slippery areas on the roadways as well as parking lots & sidewalks. Stay Alert & Be Safe! ⚠️

Punxsutawney Phil may have called for six more weeks of winter… and it looks like he wasn’t kidding. ❄️
All County facilities are open today, and our teams are here and ready to serve you. If you’re out and about, please use extra caution as roads may still be slick in spots, and visibility can change quickly during active snowfall.
A quick reminder: road maintenance is not handled by the County. If you encounter an issue on your street or in your neighborhood, please reach out directly to your town or city’s public works department or NCDOT.
Stay warm and stay safe.