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Pulaski Circuit and County Clerk. Dedicated to serving the citizens of Pulaski County, Arkansas. Meet The Clerk.
The County Records Department is the repository for all Pulaski County court documents. It provides copies of court documents to the courts and the public. The department also records and maintains county court orders, contracts, and various petitions concerning matters under the jurisdiction of the Pulaski County Court.
The Voter Registration Department processes voter registration, registration updates, and transfers for address changes and maintains the county’s voter registration data. The office also processes requests, distributes, and receives absentee ballots.
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Pulaski Circuit/County Clerk 401 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Phone: 501.340.8500 Contact Us | Google Map
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The Pulaski County Clerk’s office provides administrative and record-keeping support to the 17 Circuit Court judges of the Sixth Judicial District. The office also works closely with attorneys and title companies to record and index all land transactions conducted in the county.
(Little Rock, Ark.) - Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk Terri Hollingsworth announces three convenient options beginning October 19 for Pulaski County voters who wish to return their absentee ballots to the Pulaski County Courthouse at 401 West Markham in Little Rock.
The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk's office is the official recorder for Pulaski County, Arkansas. It provides administrative and record-keeping support to the seventeen Circuit Court judges in Pulaski County, and serves as the Voter Registrar, Real Estate Recorder, and Marriage License issuer for the county.
The Real Estate Department records various real estate-related documents such as deeds, mortgages, plats, liens, and leases that become public records. They also record certain documents unrelated to real estate, such as notary bonds, the general power of attorney, and certificates of military discharge.