Notice of Increased Recording Fees Due To Legislation Action
Preservation Surcharge: Effective 01/01/2025, recording fees for most documents have increased by $5.00 due to passage of SB
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Dedicated to Maintaining Monroe County’s Official Land Records
Helping Residents, Businesses & Professionals Access Land Records Easily
The Monroe County Recorder’s Office proudly serves residents, businesses, attorneys, title companies, and property owners by recording and preserving the county’s official land records. From deeds and mortgages to leases, easements and legal documents, our mission is to ensure records are accurate, secure, and easily accessible to the public.
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00-4:00
Office Address:
101 N Main Street Room 20 Woodsfield, OH 43793
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 152 Woodsfield, OH 43793
Meet Monroe County Recorder: Ann Block
“Our office is dedicated to providing accurate recordkeeping, dependable public access, and professional service to residents and businesses alike. Let us know how we can assist you, we are committed to providing reliable public service while preserving important county records for future generations.”
The dedicated Recorder's Office Staff is available Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm to support the residents of Monroe County
Allyson Cox - Deputy Recorder
Tammy Haslam - Deputy Recorder
Tonja Schumacher - Deputy Recorder
- Online Services Portal
- Electronic Documents
- Convenient Access
- Receive Email Alerts
Important News and Updates
Review The Monroe County Document Standardization Guidelines
When Ohio House Bill 525 went into effect, a new law (ORC 317.114) created standardization guidelines for documents
Monroe County Ohio e-Records
The Monroe County Ohio Recorder accepts electronically recorded documents. Many Monroe
County Recorder office customers such as: mortgage companies, attorneys, banks and title companies can upload and submit documents. Some savings can be realized in postage and paper. Documents, after eRecording, are returned to the customer via their submitter. Only those document types accepted for recording through the regular mail are also acceptable for eRecording.
Monroe County Ohio currently accepts eRecordings from five submitting vendors. To compare prices and to begin eRecording with our office, contact:
Preserving Property History for Monroe County Residents
Through secure document recording, digital accessibility, and dependable public service, we help ensure the integrity and availability of land and property records for our community.