Blaine County Property Records

Blaine County, Oklahoma, is separated into seven incorporated towns, and Watonga is the county seat. In Blaine County, OK, property records specify land parcel descriptions, which serve as legal evidence for various activities, such as ownership transfers, inheritance resolutions, jurisdictional rulings, and legal disputes.

Delving into Blaine County property records offers insights into the housing and economic markets with median home values around $105,342, accompanied by a median rent of $743.

Furthermore, these key figures demonstrate that the median household income for county residents is roughly $57,292. Regarding median property taxes, the county levies 0.53% on average based on assessed property values.

Property records in Blaine County, OK, are kept by the County Clerk, who functions as the registrar of deeds. Among the records are contracts, conveyances, liens, deeds, easements, releases, restrictions, mortgages, assignments, surveys, and plats.

The Blaine County Clerk offers several avenues for accessing these records, including in-person visits at 200 N Weigel St., Rm 101, Watonga, OK 73772, or mail requests to P.O. Box 138. Moreover, individuals can submit document requests via email at blainecc@pldi.net or fax at 580-623-5880.

Even better, property records dating back to May 1997 are accessible online through the OKCountyRecords database. This system offers an Advanced Search function, enabling users to search by party name, book/page details, instrument type/number, recorded date, and legal description. Additionally, users can access scanned Plat Maps and Books, searchable by plat name and book number.

The fees for securing recorded document copies in Blaine County include $1 per page, with certified copies incurring an additional fee of $1 per certificate. For further inquiries, dial 580-623-5890.

To validate zoning information in Blaine County, individuals should connect with the relevant local departments. For instance, if the property resides within Watonga, one must contact its Code Enforcement Department at 580-623-4669. This agency oversees zoning ordinances and maps and can provide information on specific zoning requirements applicable to properties within their jurisdiction.