Office of the Town Clerk
Carol A. Wordell
Town
Hall,
40 Commons
Little
Phone
(401) 635-4400
Fax
(401) 635 -2470
Email: cwordell@little-compton.com
Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00 A.M.- 4:00 P.M.
The Town Clerk’s Office serves as the main point of
contact between the Town’s Administration and the public. The Clerk’s
Office performs various duties as set by State Law, the Town Charter, and
common custom. Among these services include:
·
Serving as the Recorder of Deeds, Registrar of Voters,
Registrar of Vital Records
·
Certifying and Sealing official town documents,
·
Handling licenses and permits for the Town, (i.e. dump
stickers and various transfer station coupons, dog licenses, marriage licenses,
etc.)
·
Acceptance Agent for the US Department of State for the
issuance of passports,
·
Serving as the Clerk for the Town Council, Board of
Canvassers and of the Probate Court,
·
Maintaining a filing system for the Agendas and Minutes of
the various elected and appointed boards, councils and commissions,
·
And performing all other duties imposed by state law.
Below
is a schedule of fees for the Office of the Town Clerk:
|
Dump
stickers - $5.00 ea. |
Construction
debris coupons - $75 for GVW of 10,000 lbs or under $150
for GVW over 10,000 lbs |
|
Mattress
or box spring coupon - $15.00 each |
Appliance
coupon - $25.00 (anything that normally contains refrigerant) |
|
Dog
license - $6.00 each dog |
Certified
vital record - $25.00 first copy, $15.00 each additional |
|
Land
Evidence recordings – contact Clerk’s Office |
Probate
filing fee’s – minimum $34.00, advertising rates $25.00 each set of ads – for
more details contact the Clerk’s Office |
|
Passport
fee’s - $25 processing fee plus: $75.00 for those 16 yrs. or older or $60.00
for those under 16 yrs. of age |
Fishing
or Hunting Licenses – resident minimum of $18.00 and non-resident minimum of
$35.00, trout stamp $5.50 and waterfowl stamp $7.50 |
|
Photocopies
– land evidence deeds $1.50 per page; private copies $.25 each page; public
records $.15 each page |
|
The
Town Clerk is elected every two years at the general election in
November. The Town Clerk’s duties and responsibilities are set by the
Town Charter and by state law.