Cherokee County, Oklahoma, comprises the cities of Tahlequah and Hulbert. In Cherokee County, OK, property records serve as official accounts of real estate ownership, playing a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accuracy in property transactions.

As reflected in Cherokee County property records, the county has a median home value of $141,050 and a median rent cost of around $723. Meanwhile, households in the county earn median salaries of $57,489 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 0.59% of assessed property values.

Property records in Cherokee County, OK, are managed by the County Clerk. The Clerk records various property instruments, including leases, plats, deeds, mortgages, liens, conveyances, and UCC tracts. These documents are thoroughly indexed and stored for public access.

The indexed data and document images, which date back to January 1976, can be accessed through the  Oklahoma County Records website. This online database offers an extensive search function where individuals can fill out the Advanced Search form with the necessary property record information, such as name, party type, date range, legal description, and instrument number and type.

Additionally, these records can be accessed in physical and electronic formats at the County Clerk's office in the Courthouse, located in Delaware, Tahlequah, OK, during standard business hours.

In Cherokee County, OK, standard copies of property records can be obtained from the County Clerk's office for $1 per page. For more details on the fee schedule, individuals can contact the office at (918) 456-3171 or ctrammel.countyclerk@gmail.com.

For zoning concerns, given that Cherokee County lacks a central office for zoning administration, it is advisable to contact the local planning or zoning offices with jurisdiction over the property's location. By providing the details they need, these offices can offer the most current information on land use and zoning enforcement.