RIO GRANDE — How much did your neighbor pay for his house? How many votes did your candidate garner in last year’s election? Do any sex offenders live in my neighborhood?
If you want answers to these or other questions, the Herald’s newly expanded “Public Records” page can help.
The page now contains links to many municipal, county and state records including:
• State Sex Offender Registry
• Municipal Budgets
• Election Results
• County Budgets
• County Forms
• Land Records
• Property Transfer Charts
• County Salaries
• State Prison Inmate Search
• County Meetings
• County Events
• NCLB County School Report Cards
• State Report Cards for County Schools
• State Child Fatalities
• Fatal Accident Search
To view any of these records, click on the “Public Records” button above or visit http://www.capemaycountyherald.com/publicrecords
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