Scott County Recorder of Deeds

Clinton County, Iowa, established in 1837 and named after Governor DeWitt Clinton of New York, serves a population of 46,460 residents across 14 communities. The county's administration is led by a three-member Board of Supervisors, alongside other elected officials including the Attorney, Auditor, Recorder, Sheriff, and Treasurer. At the heart of the county, the historic Clinton County Courthouse, completed in 1897, continues to function as a vital hub for local governance and public services. Clinton County is committed to keeping its residents informed and engaged through various events, job openings, and community programs. Generated from the website

Louisa County Board of Supervisors is governed by the Louisa County in Iowa. Louisa County s engineer and road department is responsible for the maintenance of more than 568 miles of paved, gravel and dirt roads and over 120 bridges. The county also has a public health department that works to provide a range of nursing care services, as well as administer several educational programs. It manages a sheriff department that is responsible for providing law enforcement and crime prevention services and conducts investigations for thefts, vandalisms, assaults, illegal drug activities and criminal allegations. In addition, Louisa County maintains zoning and emergency management departments.