Whitewater Valley Pro Bono Race for Justice.

Wayne County Attorneys- We are passing along this note from our friends at the Whitewater Valley Pro Bono Commission. Please consider supporting them at this fun event:

Good afternoon Supporters!

We are having our annual "Race for Justice" on Saturday, August 5, 2017 at Glen Miller Park. Start time is at 8:00am on the east side of the pond. This is a family friendly event with a meandering route through the shaded route of Glen Miller. It can be a 5K walk or a 5k run. Supporting our event lets us continue helping the area's needy with free legal services.

Click here for details and registration information.

Texting while driving: It's already being enforced.

Indiana's new texting while driving law has met with some skepticism about how well enforcement will work, but it appears that law enforcement officers are on the job already. We found two cases in the Doxpop database that were filed during the first week that the new law was in effect- The first in Clinton County, and a second in our hometown of Richmond in Wayne County.

Both counties use the Doxpop On-line Fine Payment system, so the defendants can opt to pay their fines on-line immediately.

We join our legislators in hoping that they choose to pay these fines at home while sitting at a stationary computer!

Doxpop Announces New Fine Payment Service

Doxpop Announces New Fine Payment Service: Fees for Traffic Citations May Now Be Paid Online in Wabash County and Wayne County, Indiana.

Doxpop is pleased to announce that traffic fines can now be easily paid online in Wabash and Wayne County. This will eliminate the time and difficulty that the public would otherwise experience in traveling to the courthouse to pay fines. Doxpop provides the convenience of paying such fines with one's credit or debit card from the comfort of home or office.

When traffic offenders are ready to pay their fine, they may simply go online and enter the link for Doxpop Fine Payment at http://payment.doxpop.com/. From here, one can quickly search for their infraction by name, ticket number, or other basic information. Doxpop, through the Wabash County Clerk's Office, will display any open traffic citations. Simply select and view the tickets that match one's results, and check the due dates and total amount due. The total payment, including the credit card online transaction fee, will be calculated and displayed prior to the completion of your transaction. The fines are sent to the clerk and notifications will be sent via email when the payment is accepted, usually within 30 minutes.

This service, like all Doxpop services, is provided without any use of public funding or tax money. Use of Doxpop Fine Payment is available to anyone, and does not require one to be a subscriber of other Doxpop products or services.

Doxpop Provides New Fraud Prevention Service, Property Watch

Doxpop is pleased to introduce a new feature, Doxpop Property Watch, available at http://watch.doxpop.com/.

Doxpop Property Watch is a free service that helps prevent fraud by notifying people when documents are filed that affect their property. Early warning when unexpected or suspicious documents are filed provides property owners with a powerful tool to stop fraud in the early stages. Doxpop Property Watch sets watches both on a property owner's name and on properties.

The Property Watch service is provided at no cost to the public in counties where the Recorders have partnered with Doxpop. Because the Recorders that use Doxpop are careful stewards of the public trust, no tax money or other public funding was used to provide this service to your community.

Doxpop Property Watch helps property owners prevent and detect property fraud and identity theft. Property Watch is offered at no charge and is now available in both Wayne and Kosciusko County, Indiana.

Go to http://watch.doxpop.com/ or call your Recorder today to see if your county is included.

Wayne County Resynch Nearly Done

Whew! Almost there. This weekend we completed the resynchronization of Wayne County to take care of a gap created earlier in the month when they had some problems with the server at the courthouse. This turned out to be a time consuming process as we reloaded 17 years worth of court case information for Wayne County.

We will be turning the data feed back on early Monday morning (11/3) to complete the process and return Wayne County to it's normal status.

Those of you who have calendar notification turned on or a number of alerts set for Wayne County cases may receive a slew of email in the morning as we catch up on the week that it took to complete this process. (What? You don't use calendar notification or alerts? Click here and here to learn about what you've been missing!)

Thanks for your patience while we worked through this reload.

Kudos to the Wayne County Recorder. Fifteen Years!

Congratulations to the Wayne County Recorder's office on the completion of their recent back-scanning effort. Debby Resh and her staff now have a full 15 years worth of indexed document images on their system.

Of course the entire 15-year history is available on Doxpop as well, so we're basking in their reflected glory! <big grin>