Tanner Salyers, Knox County Recorder

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How we doing this morning?
Oh, FAIR to Midland.
Come see me at Gate 4.
Bring coffee!

Rise and shine, Knox County!
I’m working Gate 2 at the Knox County Fair!
Come see me and feel free to bring coffee!

We've posted our quarterly update of the Deceased Veteran's Index today. All of 2022 is now available. We will begin work on cataloging years prior soon and make them publicly available.
We are honored to be able to serve our veterans and their families in this way.
Please let us know if there are errors in this data and we will work to correct them.
Also, please remember veterans are able to record their discharge documents with our office for safekeeping at no charge. Contact us any time for more information.

Had a great and informative evening attending the District Advisory Council of the Knox County Board of Health meeting and the Knox County Township Association. We heard from Health Commissioner Zach Green and Nate Overholt, Sheriff David Shaffer and Lt. William Shaffer (no relation!), Diana Wetzel with Knox Starting Point and Kandee Popham with Place 4 Grace, and finally a legislative update from State Rep. Beth Lear!
And a great meal provided by the folks at Advantage Ag & Equipment and served by the Wayne Grange!
Looking forward to the next one!

Bittersweet day in Knox County as our County Auditor, Jonette Curry, retires after 38 years in service to the county, 14 years as Auditor.
Jonette has made learning the budgetary ropes far more manageable for me as I assumed the role of Recorder and I will miss my friend. But I am glad she gets to enjoy some well deserved time with family and likely on a beach somewhere!
Have fun Jonette!
Thanks for everything!

Fun day at the Knox County Sheep Association’s annual Lamb Banquet! A delicious meal, great fellowship, an informative presentation by Dr. Henry Zerby, and the opportunity to support local scholarships!
Thanks to former Knox County Auditor, Bill Moody, for the invite! I’ll see y’all next year!

Enjoyed meeting legislators and discussing important issues today and attending Governor Mike DeWine’s State of the State address at the Ohio Statehouse as a guest of State Rep. Darrell Kick!

Heads up! Be aware of what you sign! If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Homeowner benefit agreements present 'buyer beware' scenario MOUNT VERNON — A new twist for selling real estate is legal, but as with any contract, homeowners need to be aware of what they are signing.

The Fed's attempt to curb inflation has made an impact locally as our filings have fallen from a usual 900-1000 per month, to high 700s.
The real estate market locally remains strong but purchases have slowed. Prices are still high but they are stabilizing. We continue to report high mortgage totals even with falling monthly filings.

September's numbers are in!
The real estate market remains strong locally, however with the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, we are seeing filings slow down.
Take a look!