Today, the work of local government recorders is more challenging than ever. Join Tooele County, UT, Recorder/Surveyors Office’s Emily Jones, Director of Operations, and Jerry Houghton, County Recorder/Surveyor, as they cover best practices for overcoming a recording office’s biggest hurdles.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:

Make document processing more efficient while reducing the risk of incorrect data entry

Find documents and information faster and improve reporting and transparency

Take action now to lighten the workloads for your team

Speakers

Jerry Houghton, County Recorder/Surveyor

Tooele County, UT, Recorder/Surveyors Office

Emily Jones, Director of Operations

Tooele County, UT, Recorder/Surveyors Office

Parth Shah, CEO

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At Polimorphic, our goal is enabling a stronger connection between people and government. We enable governments to be more transparent and accessible for all, including individuals using assistive technology or living with disabilities.

Polimorphic is committed to adhering to the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards for our constituent-facing portal. We ensure the accessibility of constituent-facing pages and applications on Polimorphic.com by evaluating our software and identifying accessibility goals, employing accessibility quality assurance methods and providing continual accessibility training for our staff. Our testing includes automated tools, manual methods, and assistive technology such as screen readers.

We are continuously expanding our accessibility efforts, including new features currently in development to enhance voice-assisted technology. These advancements will provide an even more accessible and inclusive experience for users relying on assistive technologies. Additionally, we have partnered with Deque Systems, a leader in digital accessibility, to help us further evaluate and monitor our platforms, ensuring that we meet or exceed accessibility standards.

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