Some County Clerk’s Office Departments Close for Software Installation

TYLER — The Smith County Clerk’s Office will go live with integration software to help streamline land record services on October 20, according to a county news release. Officials say implementation of AiLIS software will encompass the full life cycle of the recording and filing process. Once in place, AiLIS will provide seamless electronic workflow for Smith County Land Records to the public through the Rapid Online Access Method (ROAM) portal, according to the release.

Some departments of the Smith County Clerk’s Office temporarily closed to the public at noon today due to the software installation. Regular office hours will resume Monday, October 20.

Departments affected include:

· OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
· VITAL STATISTICS
· COMMISSIONERS COURT

For more information contact the office of the County Clerk at 903-590-4670.