Hancock County Recorded Documents Now Available on Doxpop

Doxpop has completed the addition of Hancock County's Recorded Documents to the Doxpop Public Records Database. This brings the number of documents available on Doxpop to 4,479,448. The number of documents available increases every minute, as regular updates arrive to maintain our real-time database from the recorders we work with.

The Document index information for Hancock County goes back to January of 1990, and images are available through January 2001.

Welcome aboard to all of the folks at Hancock County, and special thanks to Sharon Shambaugh and her staff in the Recorder' Office!

Vanderburgh Court records through 1993 now available on Doxpop

Doxpop has completed the load of all public case records from the Vanderburgh County Courts system. This means that full records are now available for all courts from 1993 through the present. Some records are available prior to 1993, but because not all of the courts used a computer system at that time, we are not claiming a "full" record of cases prior to 1993.

Thanks to Court IT Director Tim VanCleave, Clerk Susan Kirk, and all of the Vanderburgh judges for their support and patience throughout this long project. They're a great group of people to work with and we look forward to a productive (and fun!) future with them.

Coming soon: Hancock County Recorded Documents.

Exciting news: On Monday, 12/14, The Hancock County Recorder's Office will be joining the Doxpop Community. Look for them next week in the growing list of Partner Recorders by clicking on the recorded documents tab in the Doxpop web site next week.

New release schedule for older case records in Vanderburgh County

We have altered our plans for releasing cases from prior years in Vanderburgh County:

Currently, we have cases from 2005 through current available.

The original plan was to release 3 more years (2001 through 2004) today and then the remaining years (1993 through 2001) on 12/23.

The new plan is to not do the small 3-year release today, and instead move all remaining years into production on 12/19.

Doing one large release simplifies our work and makes it easier to move the final completion date a few days earlier. Our apologies if the shifting plans have caused any confusion!

The Doxpop training in Evansville will be in Courtroom 110 at the civic center

Rich and I arrived yesterday afternoon to check out the room for training sessions. We will be in room 110. To find us, turn right after you've gone through the security screening area and go to the last room in the hallway.

We will have 6 computers available so those who want to try the system may do so after each training session.

We hope to see many of you there today!

Doxpop Training and Demonstration Sessions in Vanderburgh County

On Wednesday, Dec. 9th and Thursday, Dec. 10th, Doxpop will be providing training and demonstration sessions at the Civic Center Complex in Evansville. Although you don't have to register to attend, you may sign up in advance at the Vanderburgh County Courts web site. Sessions are at 10AM, 1:30PM and 3:30PM both days, and there will be an evening session at 5:30PM on Wednesday for you over-achievers who can't get away from the office during the day.

Everyone is welcome to attend. We'll be demonstrating the basics for new users and answering questions about advanced features for the folks who already use our system. We hope you to see you there!

Vanderburgh Courts join the Doxpop Network

At long last! Doxpop welcomes the courts of Vanderburgh County. 

Adding Vanderburgh County has been a substantial project spanning more than a year. The people involved in this project are too numerous to thank in a brief blog post, so we'll pick on the superstars of this project: Judge J. Douglas Knight, Clerk Susan K. Kirk and especially the tireless Timothy VanCleave, Director of Vanderburgh County Court Information Systems have been instrumental.

We are adding Vanderburgh County Court information to Doxpop in two stages:

• Currently, information on all public cases filed from January 2005 through current is available and updated every 15 minutes.
• In early December, all remaining cases will be added back through January 1993. (Limited information will be available on many cases through 1980, but complete coverage starts in 1993.)

 On December 9th and 10th, Doxpop's training staff will be on-site in Evansville to hold demonstration and training sessions. Watch this blog for more information on exact times and locations.

Madison County Recorded Documents Now on Doxpop

Doxpop is pleased to welcome the Madison County Recorder as the newest local government information provider in the Doxpop community. Many thanks to Lisa Hobbs, County Recorder, for her help in making this possible.

The Madison County document index extends back to November of 1989 and the document images extend back to January of 1990. Madison County is our 2nd county recorder with 20 years of images available!

Madison and the many other counties working with Doxpop help serve the public interest by making information available via the web at no cost to the county. Doxpop provides a range of tools designed to facilitate timely and efficient communication between county agencies and those who use county data.

Doxpop has been providing public access to Indiana court records since 2002 and Indiana recorded documents since 2005. Madison County is the 9th Recorder's office to join the Doxpop network, which currently provides access to over 10.5 million court case records and over 4.1 million recorded documents.

What's up with Kosciusko County?

The folks in Kosciusko County recently had a hard drive failure on their server. The IT staff and vendor support team are making repairs and will soon be sending Doxpop a "reload" of data. Because of the nature of the failure, we will have to do a complete reload of all data that may take some time to accomplish. Please be patient with us as we work to restore this data source.

Related *good* news: Kosciusko County is planning to move to a newer case management system that will greatly increase the reliability of our data feed in the future. That upgrade is planned for February.

Adams County Recorded Documents Now on Doxpop

Doxpop is pleased to welcome the Adams County Recorder as the newest local government information provider in the Doxpop community. Many thanks to IT Director Pat Norton, Recorder Connie Mosier, and Deputy Jim Voglewede, Jr. for their help in making this possible.

The Adams County document index extends back to January of 1990 and the document images extend back to January of 1990 as well.

Adams and the many other counties working with Doxpop help serve the public interest by making information available via the web at no cost to the county. Doxpop provides a range of tools designed to facilitate timely and efficient communication between county agencies and those who use county data.

Doxpop has been providing public access to Indiana court records since 2002 and Indiana recorded documents since 2005. Adams County is the 8th Recorder's office to join the Doxpop network, which currently provides access to over 10.5 million court case records and over 3.4 million recorded documents.