The Register of Deeds oversees the recording of all real estate transactions within Sedgwick County. This encompasses deeds, mortgages, oil and gas leases, as well as platted additions to all municipalities in the county. Additionally, the office handles the filing of financing statements, security agreements on personal property under the Uniform Commercial Code, Federal and State tax liens, powers of attorney, and military discharges. Beyond recording transactions, the Register of Deeds is entrusted with the maintenance and preservation of records as mandated by statutory requirements.
Our office plays a pivotal role in local government and the preservation of historical records. Watch this video to delve deeper into our functions, the significance of permanent land records, and the intriguing historical connections, including ties to a renowned outlaw, intertwined with the founding of Wichita.
Meet the Register of Deeds
Prior to her election, Tonya Buckingham served as the Chief Deputy in the Sedgwick County Register of Deeds Office for over a decade.
Search Land Records
Land records are meticulously recorded and managed by the Register of Deeds Office. Indexed information for records dating back to January 1, 1969, is currently accessible for public viewing through our online document search platform. While some records may be temporarily unavailable online, rest assured, all records are accessible for viewing at our office.
