Office Closures
Closing at noon on Tuesday, December 24.
Closed on Wednesday, December 25 through Thursday, December 26.
Closed on Wednesday, January 1.
Statement on Senate bill 94
On October 24, 2024, the modifications to O.R.C. Section 317.32 created by S.B. 94 were enacted. Across the state of Ohio, county Recorders have the option to institute a $5.00 per document fee to assist offices meet new electronic recording standards set by the bill.
The Franklin County Recorder's Office will NOT be instituting an additional $5.00 document preservation fee at this time. For more information about the recording fees charged at the Franklin County Recorder's Office, please refer to our Fee Calculator.
"We do not feel the need to implement a document preservation fee because our office has already met the technology standards set for Ohio Recorders in S.B. 94 and O.R.C. Section 317.32," said Recorder O'Connor. "We have been working to digitize our records collection over time and continue to pursue the best options for the public to access our office online."
Questions and comments can be forwarded to Hanna Detwiler, Director of Community Outreach, at [email protected].
Success Stories
Our office is proud of the work we have done to increase efficiency and overcome challenges on behalf of the residents and businesses of Franklin County. Here are some recent success stories we wanted to share:
From Filing Cabinet to Frontline
Blazing A Digital Trail
Supporting The Safe At Home Program
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Franklin County Recorder's Office is to record, preserve, protect and retrieve real estate, personal property, and other records for the public so their property interests are safeguarded, and so those records can be efficiently retrieved.