The Benton County Recorder, Lexa S. Speidel has successfully completed and graduated from the ICRA Certification Program with 19 credits. The Iowa County Recorder’s Association (ICRA) had 64 Recorders & 9 Deputy Recorders graduate from the 2025-2026 Certification Program at the Iowa State Association of Counties (ISAC) Fall School in Des Moines on August 21, 2026.
This is a 2 year program, requiring participants to earn 12 credit hours in order to obtain and maintain the “Certified Recorder” or “Certified Deputy Recorder” status.
Participation Requirements must be a duly elected or appointed County Recorder in the State of Iowa in “good standing” with the ICRA. The term “good standing” is defined as a Recorder who is in full compliance with the ICRA Bylaws.
ICRA Certification Mission: “to provide educational training designed to improve and enhance the management skills, knowledge and professionalism of Iowa County Recorders, and further enable them to fulfill their elected duties and better serve their community”
Core Courses include:
Leadership/Ethic Open Meetings/Open Records
Communication Office Management
Iowa Code/ Resources Technology Applications
Local Government/Budget

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