Wisconsin Register
of Deeds Association| Rock County - Randal Leyes |
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Office Address: 51 S. Main St. Janesville, WI 53545 Office hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM No personal checks for birth, death, marriage records. Telephone 608-757-5650 |
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 About
Randy: was appointed by Governor Tommy Thompson and took
office on April 29, 1996. Prior to his appointment, Randy was
President and part owner of the families retail floral business for
over 20 years. He is a graduate of Michigan State University and a
life long resident of Rock County. Randy has been active in many
community and professional organizations-a member of Forward
Janesville, a member of Janesville Morning Rotary, a member of the
Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association, and a member of the
Wisconsin Land Information Association. He has also served on
numerous committees in his career. |
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| About the Register of Deeds office: The Rock County Register of Deeds office has entered into the realm of electronic Recording. Electronic Recording (E-recording) is the trend of the future with respect to the manner in which our office will conduct business. Cost savings and efficiencies are driving wider acceptance of this technology by both local government and the financial industry. E-recording will allow our office the transition from a labor intensive, manual system to an automated system for recording documents over time. |
| Rock County Register of Deeds website |
| About Rock County: Situated in South Central Wisconsin, Rock County is located within the Midwestern Heartland. In 1836, Rock county was officially established, being named for the big "rock" jutting out into the Rock river. Native Americans and early settlers from New England and Europe shaped the area's history. With a stable and diversified economy, appealing quality-of-life standards and excellent natural amenities, Rock county is the ideal place to live and work. Having a population of 153,000, residents and visitors enjoy many historical, cultural and recreational attractions. Excellent educational institutions, such as Beloit College, Blackhawk Technical College and UW-Rock County, ensure an available and qualified work force. for more information on Rock county visit their web site at: |
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