Kelley Jean Monahan Register of Deeds Grafton County New Hampshire
  • January 13, 2026 Testimony on HB1693fn
  • FY25 Annual Report
  • October 21, 2025 - Statement
  • Grafton County Organizational Chart
  • NACO Award for Preservation Project Press Release
  • Property Fraud Press Release
  • RSA 478:1
  • FY2024 Annual Report
  • May 1, 2025 LTE
  • January 30, 2025 LTE
  • Statement for Northern Grafton Democrat Candidate Forum
  • Performance Audit of Grafton County 2011
  • Owning my big mistake, giving the wrong people a second chance.
  • Response to Valley News questions for 10/26/24
  • Handicap parking memo requesting action
  • June 4,2024 Letter to County Administrator on vault
    • Owning my big mistake, giving the wrong people a second chance.
  • NH RSA 98E:1, 1a, 2, 3, 4
  • 10/23/2024 response to Caledonian Record article
  • Franconia Bethlehem Candidate Forum Opening Statement
  • Power Point for NHLSA
  • August 2023 Letter to Editor on Cyber Security
  • Statement on violations of First Ammendment Right of Free Speech
  • About me 2024
  • August 28, 2024 Candidate forum
  • Annual Report FY23
  • Annual Report FY2021
  • Annual Report FY22
  • Annual Report FY2020
  • Annual Report FY2019
  • Campaign 2018
  • Serving as your Register of Deeds
  • Letter from Jonathan Edwards
  • Endorsement from Joe Ransmeier
  • Endorsement from Heidi DeBrino
  • FY2018 Annual Report
  • Pemi Baker TV spot
  • Grafton County Register of Deeds Candidate Forum Canaan
  • Grafton County Democratic Primary Candidate Forum Plymouth
  • Advocate for the People
  • FY 2017 Annual Report
  • New Hampshire Register of Deeds Association
  • FY 2016 Home Page
  • Thank you from NH Tax Collectors Association
  • FY 2016 Annual Report
  • 2016 October 21 Candidate Forum
  • FY 15 Annual Report
  • FY 2014 Annual Report
  • Candidate forum October 10, 2014 Pemi Baker TV Plymouth NH
  • June 2, 2014 Letter from President of Fidlar Technologies
  • Letter from Tom Stepp of Holderness NH
  • Thank you letter from Fred Davis/Author of U.S. Mica Industry Pioneers: The Ruggles and Bowers Families
  • Spare time /Northern Pass is the biggest threat to the New Hampshire economy
  • Committment to Grafton County
  • Frequenty asked questions regarding NH Register of Deeds
  • Letter from NH DRA
  • FY 2013 Annual Report
  • Letter to Editor on Register of Deeds Race 9/25/12
  • Letter from Paul Phillips
  • FY 2012 Annual Repot
  • 2012 Campaign
  • October 24, 2012 Cadidate Forum Opening Statement
  • Changes to internet access for Grafton County Registry of Deeds
  • Letter to Executive Committee
  • Harmonic Convergence meets the tipping point
  • Re Elect Kelley Jean Monahan Register of Deeds
  • First term accomplishments
  • Public Private Partnerships Fidlar Technologies
  • FY 2011 Annual Report
  • About me
  • October 24, 2012 Cadidate Forum Opening Statement
  • FY 15 Annual Report
  • Link Page
  • Annual Report FY 2021
  • Registers of Deeds vs MERS VP May 21, 2013
  • Letter to papers on Cybersecurity prepardness
  • New Page
  • Handicap parking memo requesting action
  • New Page
  • New Page
  • Response to Caledonian for Primary race
  • 7/19/2025 Comments to Valley News on proposed Courthouse Project
  • Untitled
  • RSA 478:1
  • October 21, 2025 Statement

The heart of the Issues with that Troublesome Register of Deeds in Grafton County

I have spoken to staff about their discourteous treatment of the public who need to enter this building. I have spoken to the Board of Commissioners about properly managing the staff over repulsive and embarrassing personal and professional behavior. I speak up about errors in communications and in minutes. My right to constructively offer criticism has been blocked by a few people who abuse power. I have been outspoken about the waste of taxpayer dollars. I, unlike other Department Heads and staff, am a taxpayer in Grafton County.  I will never stop speaking my mind. I have reminded a woman in power, in a skirt, through her managers, to sit with her legs crossed, not wide apart on the table legs as many could see all the way up her skirt. WOW that one cost me. I should have let her continue to humiliate herself. Instead, she retaliated....BIG TIME!  They say that a security camera was installed for her protection over this statement. This dysfunction is very expensive. Gaslighting is common practice at Grafton County. 
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