Adair County, Oklahoma, is home to the municipalities of Westville, Watts, and Stilwell. In Adair County, OK, property records provide property descriptions used as evidence in transfers, disputes, inheritances, and government rulings. They validate legal ownership for sale transactions, such as home purchases, between buyers and sellers.

Adair County property records present an average home value of $118,540 while residents contribute to the median rent cost of $705. The documented median wages of $52,088 classify overall resident earning levels. In median property taxes, the county secures an average rate of 0.51% in collections.

The county clerk is the central repository of property records in Adair County, OK. This office archives land documents consisting of agreements, liens, assignments, surveys, leases, mortgages, UCC, conveyances, easements, contracts, deeds, surveys, releases, and plats.

In Adair County, individuals can access property records dating back to January 1989 through the OKCountyRecords search system. This platform offers Books and Plat Maps to facilitate more complex searches. Users can navigate through records by entering specific details in the criteria field, including party name, book/page numbers, legal description, instrument type/number, and recorded date.

Individuals can also review and obtain records by visiting the office or by submitting mail requests to P.O. Box 169, Stilwell, OK 74960. Additionally, the office accommodates requests via email at adaircountyclerk@windstream.net

The fees for obtaining property records in Adair County are standardized at $1 per page for hard copies of microfilmed records to bonded abstractors, photographic copies, and typewritten script copies. The fee for certifying a copy costs an additional $1 per page. For inquiries, contact the County Clerk's office at 918-696-7198.

To verify zoning information, individuals should contact the respective planning or zoning departments associated with each municipality. These local departments oversee and regulate zoning codes and land use for properties within their jurisdiction. Additionally, they offer convenient online resources, including zoning maps and ordinances, accessible through their official websites.