Sentinel-Tribune - 2 vie for county recorder in March primary

Jeremy is from Weston, Ohio. He graduated from Otsego High School and attended Bowling Green State University.

Jeremy Schroeder currently serves as the mayor of Weston, Ohio. He was first elected in and is in his 3rd term. He previously served as a Weston Village Council Member for 1 term.

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Promises to work with Recorder's office employees and other officials to promote positive change and development in Wood County if elected.

Plans to work with Recorder's office employees and other officials to promote positive change and development in Wood County if elected.

Promises to continue working closely with elected officials and village employees to ensure quality services and communication for Weston's future.

Plans to work closely with elected officials and village employees to ensure quality services and communication.

Believes in providing accessible and evolving public services to county communities.

- Plans to work with Recorder's office employees and other officials to promote positive change and development in Wood County if elected.
- Plans to work closely with elected officials and village employees to ensure quality services and communication.
- Believes in providing accessible and evolving public services to county communities.

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Jeremy Schroeder

Connor Rose is from Northwest Ohio and graduated from Bowling Green High School.

Connor is a licensed auctioneer and realtor at Don Rose Auction and Realty. He has served as a member of the Wood County Residential Board of Appeals, Vice Chair of the Northwest Ohio Realtors Grievance Committee, and Northwest Ohio Realtors Young Professional Network Chair.

Connor Rose's campaign for county recorder is his first run for public office.


Believes a real estate professional with knowledge of real estate records maintenance should lead the office.

- Believes a real estate professional with knowledge of real estate records maintenance should lead the office.

Connor Rose

- The county recorder is responsible for keeping and indexing records of legally essential documents and making them easily accessible to the public
- The recorder manages real estate paperwork, such as deeds, mortgages, and liens. Legal records, including those on bankruptcy, power of attorney, recognizance bonds, and partnerships, are also maintained by the county recorder. 
- The county recorder records subdivision parcel maps and local zoning resolutions and amendments. To keep records accessible, the recorder updates technology and copies old documents.
- The county recorder is elected every four years through a partisan election, with salaries ranging from $57,200 to $98,600 based on county population. 