Legislation was passed in 1996 that required the
Authority to develop and implement a statewide index for real
estate and personal property records. With this mandate, the
Authority created a one-of-a-kind system with no direct cost to the
state of Georgia. When the system became operational on
January 1, 1999, the public gained unprecedented free access
to information within the office of the superior court clerk
through search terminals installed by the Authority.
Additionally, the business community gained 24-hour,
seven-day-a-week desktop access to official land records
through the Internet (by
subscription).
The
Real Estate Deed Project contains the following
elements:
-
computer access to deed indexes in all 159 counties;
-
integration of all 159 counties into an on-line statewide system;
- inclusion of standards for files, fields, screen layouts, report layouts and design;
- standardization of all printed indexes
statewide; and
- integration of six years of historical real estate deed data for inclusion on
the statewide system.
Since passage of the enabling legislation, the
Authority has developed and implemented the only statewide
intranet network in state government. Additionally, images of the corresponding real estate instruments (from participating counties) are currently being added to the on-line system.
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