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Montgomery County Clerk Brandon Steinmann
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North Shore Republican Women
Monthly Meeting November 5, 2025 Bentwater Country Club 800 Bentwater Dr. Montgomery, TX PROGRAM: Montgomery County Clerk Brandon Steinmann Service Improvements and Enhanced Document Security at the Montgomery County Clerk's Office Lunch is at 11:30 a.m. The program will begin at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but online reservations must be made by midnight, September 23, even if you’re not eating. The cost of lunch is $30. To see if there are available seats, call Bentwater Club at 936-597-6219.
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If you’ve ever needed a copy of a birth, death, or marriage certificate – you worked with our County Clerk to obtain that document. What about searching for public records like deeds, deeds of trust/mortgages, liens, release of liens, military discharge records (DD-214s), assumed name (DBA) certificates, assignments, power of attorneys, affidavits, cattle brands, plats, notice of trustee foreclosure sales, and public meeting notices? You guessed it – that’s the clerk’s office too!
With records that date back to 1838 (when Texas was a Country) filing, recording, and maintaining documents in Montgomery County is a big job, and Brandon Steinmann is up to the task. A Conroe native who graduated from Conroe High School and earned degrees from both the George Washington University and the University of Texas at Austin – Mr. Steinmann is a seasoned government relations executive with decades of experience working in both the public and private sectors.
In addition to keeping the records straight, the Clerk’s Office is helping to combat crime. Theft of real property by creating and submitting fraudulent documentation is on the rise. To battle this type of fraud, a new law: Texas Local Government Code Section 191.010(b) gives clerks more power to prevent recording a false document. Additionally, the Montgomery County Clerk’s Office now offers protection, via a free service, that helps you monitor your personal information that is recorded into their records.
County Clerk Brandon Steinmann and his team have been working hard to make sure that our vital documents are easily accessible, accurate, and safe. Come learn about their recent success in enhanced document security and service improvements at our November meeting!
With records that date back to 1838 (when Texas was a Country) filing, recording, and maintaining documents in Montgomery County is a big job, and Brandon Steinmann is up to the task. A Conroe native who graduated from Conroe High School and earned degrees from both the George Washington University and the University of Texas at Austin – Mr. Steinmann is a seasoned government relations executive with decades of experience working in both the public and private sectors.
In addition to keeping the records straight, the Clerk’s Office is helping to combat crime. Theft of real property by creating and submitting fraudulent documentation is on the rise. To battle this type of fraud, a new law: Texas Local Government Code Section 191.010(b) gives clerks more power to prevent recording a false document. Additionally, the Montgomery County Clerk’s Office now offers protection, via a free service, that helps you monitor your personal information that is recorded into their records.
County Clerk Brandon Steinmann and his team have been working hard to make sure that our vital documents are easily accessible, accurate, and safe. Come learn about their recent success in enhanced document security and service improvements at our November meeting!
Reservations are closed for our anniversary dinner. NOTE: It is being held at the Bentwater YACHT Club at the end of Bentwater Harbor Drive, first left turn after entering the east entrance.
North Shore Republican Women Attend Texas Federation of Republican Women Convention and Bring Home Awards - Best Newsletter and John Goodwin Tower Club Award (Most Points).
NSRW Members Outdid Themselves With More Donations To The Women's Center Than Last Year
The 34 women's bags were packed with clothing, nightwear, underwear, socks and toiletries. Thirty children's bags included t-shirts, underwear, socks, coloring books, crayons and small stuffed animals. According to Leigh, "we blew away our record for last year, which I think was about 12 or 16."
Deliveries of Constitution Booklets to Willis Elementary Schools
NSRW Meetings
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