Pinellas County's Clerk of the Circuit Court, Ken Burke, and Property Appraiser, Pam Dubov, have each added a new function to their respective websites, making each site a more powerful and useful tool, especially for those in the real estate, title, or insurance industries.
Many people who use the Property Appraiser’s website, www.pcpao.org, need to view a parcel’s deed, but deeds are stored on the Clerk’s website, www.mypinellasclerk.org. To facilitate this need, the Property Appraiser added links that go to the Clerk’s site. These new links can be found near the sales transaction information on the Property Appraisers site. Customers can now follow these links directly to an image of the parcel’s deed. If the deed is not in the system and an electronic image is not available, a message displays alerting the customer. Similarly, on the Clerk’s website, links from the Official Records Search Page will redirect customers to the Property Appraiser information associated with a particular parcel.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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Technological advances
Technology is a truly double-edged sword. How many of us have accidentally sent an e-mail to someone we didn't mean to? Maybe hit forward instead of reply or vice versa. I made that error once back when e-mail was just becoming common place, at least common place for me. I think it was in law school. But once was definitely enough.
Of course with all this technology we have the ability to be instantly connected and to see new information continuously updated. Generally that is a good thing. I am enjoying having this space and certainly enjoying the feedback I have received about this blog. The interactive characteristics of a blog and the ability to update it so easily, as opposed to a website, make it full of possibilities. As I said I so look forward to your comments. Keep them coming!
Of course with all this technology we have the ability to be instantly connected and to see new information continuously updated. Generally that is a good thing. I am enjoying having this space and certainly enjoying the feedback I have received about this blog. The interactive characteristics of a blog and the ability to update it so easily, as opposed to a website, make it full of possibilities. As I said I so look forward to your comments. Keep them coming!
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