If elected, I will
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Increase accountability to Nassau County residents
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Decrease turn around time for transitions in the Clerk’s Office
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Decrease fees for transactions
What Does The Clerk Do?
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The Nassau County Clerk in New York keeps track of important legal and public records. They manage land records—like home purchases, mortgages, and loan payoffs—and handle civil court paperwork for non-criminal cases involving money or property. The Clerk’s Office ensures these documents are organized and available when needed.
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The Nassau County Clerk also helps with starting small businesses by processing “Doing Business As” (DBA) forms. They keep records of licensed notaries and provide services like notarizing documents, taking passport photos, and giving copies of public records like legal or property documents.
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Overall, the Nassau County Clerk makes sure that a wide range of legal and public documents are safely recorded and easy for the public to access when needed. This helps keep the government transparent and ensures that residents and businesses can get the information and paperwork they need. The County Clerk is elected by the people and serves as a trusted source for handling official records in an organized, fair, and helpful way.