The Clark County Recorder’s Office plays a vital role in protecting property rights, preserving public records, administering statutory recording requirements, and ensuring transparency in government.
The Recorder’s Office is a constitutional office with statutory responsibilities that extend beyond customer service — it is responsible for preserving legal documents that protect property rights and ensure public accountability.
My priorities focus on strengthening institutional integrity, improving operational performance, safeguarding statutory compliance, and maintaining public trust through disciplined leadership and responsible modernization. The Recorder’s Office requires leadership that understands not only daily operations, but the systems, fiscal responsibilities, and legal framework that govern them.
Public records must be accessible, accurate, and secure in a digital-first environment. Modernization must be structured, compliant, and sustainable.
Key Initiatives:
Modernization must improve service delivery without compromising compliance, stability, or record integrity.
The Recorder’s Office works alongside the Assessor, Treasurer, Clerk, Planning Department, courts, and state agencies. Strong coordination improves efficiency and protects the reliability of public records.
Priority Actions:
Effective interagency coordination strengthens countywide governance and service delivery.
Clark County processes a significant volume of recordings from title companies, lenders, attorneys, and other professional submitters. Structured engagement improves system-wide efficiency while maintaining neutrality and equal access.
Focus Areas:
Professional engagement strengthens operational performance across the recording system.
Accuracy is foundational to the Recorder’s Office. Precise indexing and disciplined review procedures protect property rights and public trust.
Commitments Include:
Operational precision ensures long-term institutional stability.
Property fraud and unauthorized filings are growing concerns nationwide. The Recorder’s Office must remain proactive in protecting document integrity while maintaining lawful public access.
Security Priorities:
Protecting property rights requires vigilance, education, and disciplined oversight.
The Recorder’s Office carries important fiscal and statutory responsibilities, including the administration of recording fees and Real Property Transfer Tax under Nevada law.
Leadership Responsibilities:
Sound fiscal discipline and statutory adherence are essential to institutional credibility.
Clark County deserves a Recorder who understands the operational, statutory, fiscal, and administrative responsibilities of this constitutional office. These priorities are designed to strengthen internal systems, protect public trust, preserve property rights, and ensure the Recorder’s Office operates with efficiency, accuracy, accountability, and long-term stability.
Tanya Flanagan has a long record of civic engagement, nonprofit leadership, and board governance throughout Clark County.
