Public Record Bulletins for Tioga, Bradford and Sullivan Counties

1. Choose the countyTioga, Bradford or Sullivan, or all three.
2. Order by email or phoneEmail us or call 570-724-1041.
3. Read it every weekDeeds, mortgages, judgments, liens and court filings in one list.

• Property deeds
• Mortgages (new)
• Mortgages (satisfied)
• Judgments filed
• Judgments satisfied
• State tax liens
• Federal tax liens
• Criminal actions
• Divorces

What the weekly bulletins are

Our public record bulletins report the everyday happenings in three Pennsylvania counties: Tioga, Bradford and Sullivan. Each bulletin draws on public records registered at the courthouse, so it reflects what has been put on the public record rather than rumor or hearsay.

Public records, in general, are documents that government offices keep and make available for people to review. Deeds, mortgages, court judgments and liens are common examples. A bulletin gathers entries of this kind into a single list so you do not have to look through each category yourself.

What each bulletin lists

Every bulletin is organized by type of record. You will find these categories:

• Property deeds
• Mortgages (new)
• Mortgages (satisfied)
• Judgments filed
• Judgments satisfied
• State tax liens
• Federal tax liens
• Criminal actions
• Divorces

For a closer look at how the money-related entries work, see our page on judgments and tax liens and our page on property deeds and mortgages.

The bulletin format is meant to be simple. Rather than asking you to sort through every record type on your own, it presents each category under its own heading. That makes it easier to scan the week's entries quickly and to find the ones that matter to you.

They are a summary of the public record, not a substitute for it.

Choose your county

We publish a separate bulletin page for each county, so you can read about the one that matters to you:

• Tioga County public record bulletin
• Bradford County public record bulletin
• Sullivan County public record bulletin

If you are not sure which county applies to your situation, call the office and we will talk it through with you.

Who may find a bulletin useful

A weekly list of recorded activity can be helpful to anyone who likes to stay informed about local activity. Some readers who work with property, lending or credit may want to know when deeds, mortgages or liens appear on the record. Others simply want to follow what is happening in their county.

The bulletin reports what was registered; what it means for you is a question for you and your advisors.

Many people find it helpful to read a bulletin alongside other information they already have. For example, a reader who sees a deed or mortgage entry may want to look at the original record itself. That is exactly why the originals remain open to inspection at the courthouse.

Our office also handles title searches, property searches and collection services. These are separate services from the bulletins, and you are welcome to ask about any of them when you call.

How to order

Order by email at [email protected] or by phone at 570-724-1041. Our office is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, at 11 Cherry St., Wellsboro, behind Trinity Lutheran Church on Rte. 660 (Main St.). See directions if you would like to stop by, or use the contact page to reach us.

Every precaution is observed, but no responsibility is assumed for errors or omissions. The original public records are open to inspection and should be consulted before you act on bulletin information.

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Frequently asked questions

Public record bulletins are compiled from records registered at the courthouse. Every precaution is observed, but no responsibility is assumed for errors or omissions; consult the original public records before taking action.