COUNTY OF CRAWFORD: Crawford County Superior County announces a partnership with Kofile and is utliizing the ‘QuickLink’ system

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD: Crawford County Superior County announces a partnership with Kofile and is utliizing the ‘QuickLink’ system

Jan 30, 2022

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County of Crawford issued the following announcement on Jan. 24.

The Crawford County Superior County announces a partnership with Kofile and is utliizing the ‘QuickLink’ system for searching real estate index books and corresponding records reducing time associated with courthouse-based research. To access the ‘QuickLink’ system, click HERE.

To view the ‘QuickLink’ flyer, click HERE.

Original source can be found here.

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