A County Clerk is an elected official responsible for maintaining public records and overseeing various administrative functions within a county. Their duties often include managing vital records such as birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and property deeds. They also handle election-related tasks, ensuring that voting processes are fair and transparent. In addition to record-keeping, the County Clerk may provide support to the county government by preparing meeting agendas, taking minutes, and managing official documents. This role is essential for promoting transparency and accessibility in local government, helping residents obtain important information and services related to their community.