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Join Cumberland County High School students on Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 2 pm in the auditorium for a 250th celebration "honoring the past, and shaping the future!"We know it’s been all about Seussical (and will be for the next 6 weeks) but did you know that we are ALSO doing an original program (student led, written, and performed) in collaboration with our band and choir before Seussical goes to tech? Come celebrate the light in America’s 250 years with us in “America at 250: Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future.” We have musicians, dancers, and poetic interpreters. It will be a big time!
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🚨 Property Owners: Please Read Before Sending Payment 🚨
Our office has been made aware of a mailer being sent to Cumberland County property owners offering to provide copies of recorded deeds and property profiles for a fee.
While the fine print states it is an advertisement and not affiliated with a government agency, the format can easily cause confusion.
Here’s what you need to know:
📌 Property deeds and property information are public record.
📌 These records are available directly from your local county offices.
📌 You are not required to purchase copies through a third-party company.
If you recently purchased property or recorded a deed, you may receive solicitations like this. They are offering to retrieve documents that are already publicly available.
This is not necessarily a scam — but it is important to be mindful.
🔎 As always, before sending payment or providing credit card information to any entity:
• Read the fine print carefully
• Verify who you are paying
• Contact your local county office if you have questions
If you need assistance locating your recorded deed or property information, contact our office or the Register of Deeds Office directly.
Our office has been made aware of a mailer being sent to Cumberland County property owners offering to provide copies of recorded deeds and property profiles for a fee.
While the fine print states it is an advertisement and not affiliated with a government agency, the format can easily cause confusion.
Here’s what you need to know:
📌 Property deeds and property information are public record.
📌 These records are available directly from your local county offices.
📌 You are not required to purchase copies through a third-party company.
If you recently purchased property or recorded a deed, you may receive solicitations like this. They are offering to retrieve documents that are already publicly available.
This is not necessarily a scam — but it is important to be mindful.
🔎 As always, before sending payment or providing credit card information to any entity:
• Read the fine print carefully
• Verify who you are paying
• Contact your local county office if you have questions
If you need assistance locating your recorded deed or property information, contact our office or the Register of Deeds Office directly.