Delaware County, Oklahoma, consists of six cities, with Grove being the largest. In Delaware County, OK, property records include owners, lot sizes, land use types, values, and taxes. Publicizing this information helps with buying/selling property and planning future development.

With typical households earning $49,155 per year in Delaware County, average residence values recorded on property records sit around $115,233, and median monthly rent comes out to approximately $812. Regarding property taxes, Delaware County residents pay about 0.61% of their home's value.

Property records in Delaware County, OK, are maintained by the County Clerk, with indexed data from September 1958 and scanned document images from January 1967. This repository includes mortgages, deeds, liens, leases, and plats.

To access these records, individuals can utilize the Advanced Search feature in the county's online records search system, allowing searches by party name, book/page details, instrument number, recording date, instrument type, and legal description.

For direct access, one can visit the County Clerk's office at Delaware County Courthouse, 327 South 5th St., Jay, OK. Alternatively, records can be requested through fax at 918.253.8352 or by sending a mail-in request to Delaware County Clerk, PO Box 309, Jay, OK, 74346, along with the required payment.

Fees for copies of most Delaware County property records are $1 per page, with additional charges for services like certification, faxing, or mailing. For precise information on fees and record requests, individuals can contact the office at (918) 253-4520.

For verification of property zoning information in Delaware County, OK, reach out to the planning and zoning commission office in the respective city where the property is located. These offices can confirm official zoning status, provide maps, and share codes upon request.