Gov. Evers appoints Mary Malloy as Buffalo County Register of Deeds

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announced Wednesday his appointment of Mary Malloy to serve as Buffalo County Register of Deeds. The appointment fills a vacancy created by the resignation of Carol Burmeister, effective Jan. 2, 2024. Malloy will serve for the remainder of the unexpired term ending Jan. 5, 2025.

“Mary Malloy’s service as deputy register of deeds has provided her with the experience and tools she needs to be successful in her new role as Buffalo County Register of Deeds,” said Evers.

“I’m confident her past experience has prepared her well to continue serving the people of Buffalo County,” Evers added.

Malloy has been a resident of Buffalo County for over 12 years and has served as the county’s deputy register of deeds since 2018, according to Evers.

“I am very pleased to accept the appointment of Buffalo County Register of Deeds and to carry on the exceptional work that my mentor, Carol Burmeister, began 15 years ago when elected to the position,” said Malloy.

“Carol has prepared me well, and though I will have big shoes to fill, I will continue the tradition of exemplary customer service and attention to detail. Many thanks to my county coworkers for the support and confidence in my abilities,” Malloy added.