Knox County Recorder's Office

09/04/2023

REMINDER: the Knox County Recorder’s Office and Knox County Records Center will be closed today, 9/4, in observance of Labor Day.
We’ll be back tomorrow at our normal schedule.

All of our records are always accessible, 24/7, with no account sign-ups required at KnoxRecorder.com!

Take a break today and enjoy the fruits of your labor! You earned it!

09/01/2023

August is in the books!
Check out the jump in our numbers!
Despite interest rate increases, the local housing market remains strong.

08/24/2023

Good to see David Thomas, Ashtabula County Auditor in God’s Country today!
We’ll have you back any time, David!

08/23/2023

Always wonderful to work with The Philander Chase Conservancy as they work to preserve the beauty of Knox County!

We are delighted to announce that Kenyon alumnus Bruce Kiracofe '72 recently granted the Philander Chase Conservancy a conservation easement on his beautiful 25.6-acre property located in Howard Township along the banks of the Kokosing River. By granting this easement, Bruce has protected 1,270 feet of frontage on the Kokosing and has ensured that his land will remain protected riverside and streamside woodlands forever. It was our honor to work with Bruce to help protect his property in perpetuity.

08/09/2023

Knox County has a new look! Today we officially adopted a brand new county seal design, replacing the Green Courthouse variant of the seal that has represented the Knox County Commissioners Office and other departments for decades.

Bearing the outline of our county encircled by 22 stars standing for the 22 townships, the design pays homage to Knox County’s original Blue Star seal, examples of which can still be seen on the County Flag outside of the Knox County Service Center in Mount Vernon. The minimalist illustration in the center of the county depicts rolling hills under a sunrise, which is both a nod to The Great Seal of the State of Ohio and an embrace of our county’s rural heritage.

In the coming weeks and months, keep an eye out for the new seal as it begins to appear on county vehicles, buildings, websites, and more!