Wisconsin Register
of Deeds Association| Kenosha County - Louise I. Principe |
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Office Address: 1010 56th St, Kenosha, WI 53140 Office hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Telephone: 262-653-2444 |
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 About
Louise: Louise I. Principe was appointed to the position
of Register of Deeds by Governor Tommy G. Thompson January 13, 1994.
Prior to her appointment as Register of Deeds, she was a member of
the Kenosha County Board from 1989 to 1994. As a county board
supervisor she served on various committees and became the first
woman Chairman of the Finance Committee. She retains her Real Estate Brokers license, is a member of the Wisconsin Land Information Association, the Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association and National Association of County Recorders. She is a member of the Wisconsin County Association’s Personnel Steering Committee, a former member of Kenosha County Elderreach advisory committee. She has completed her Certificate of Professional Development and is working to obtain her Certificate in Public Management Essentials. Louise is a livelong resident of Kenosha County. She is married to Michael W. Principe, president of M. Principe Plumbing. They have raised two daughters who are married. They are blessed with three granddaughters and one grandson. Louise is an active member of St Mary's Catholic Church, is a member of many community organizations and committees. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, serving the public, shopping for antiques, and cooking. |
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| About the Register of Deeds office: The Kenosha County Register of Deeds Office moved to the Kenosha County Administration building in 1994. Along with a new location, we moved from a land document process using leather-bound books with hand-written entries to a Kenosha County Land Records Management system and automation of the department. Within that first year we had a major reduction in turnaround time for access to recorded documents. Before our automated system was implemented, it took from two to four months to get documents processed. Now, to record a document, get the grantor/grantee data entered into the computer system, and all pages scanned and electronically stored takes less than two days. Our annual volume of 30,000 land documents in 1994 rose to over 60,000 land documents in 2004, but staff levels remains the same, just 6 employees and myself. |
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About
Kenosha
County:
Kenosha County -- the Gateway to Wisconsin -- located between
Milwaukee and Chicago, is one of the fastest-growing communities in
the State of Wisconsin. Our natural resources, our schools (from
elementary school to University), our employment and recreational
opportunities, and our quality of life in general, have been
recognized and have attracted new residents from within and outside
the State boundaries. The community has been recognized by national
and international publications as one of the best places in the
United States in which to live and raise a family. Kenosha County, with a population of around 141,000, is comprised of one city, seven towns, and four villages. The county seat is in the City of Kenosha. |
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