Garfield County, Oklahoma, consists of 14 cities. Garfield County, OK, property records catalog the county's ownership, value, and real estate taxation. These documents help assess property taxes and ensure fair distribution of public services.

Corresponding to the data from Garfield County property records, the median value of homes in the county is $137,964, while the median rent that tenants pay amounts to $880. The data also revealed a $77,615 median household income. On the taxation front, county property owners pay a median rate of 0.63% of their property's assessed value.

Property records in Garfield County, OK, are mainly managed by the County Clerk. The office of the County Clerk typically reviews, records, and preserves property-related documents, such as deeds, mortgages, liens, conveyances, plats, and maps, into two different databases: physical terminals and computers.

These archives can be searched by name, book/page, date range, and instrument type at the County Clerk's Register of Deeds office (County Courthouse, Broadway, Enid, OK) from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Apart from in-office access, these documents can be requested via mail (PO Box 1664, Enid, OK 73702).

Additionally, individuals can access property records by clicking the " Search By" tab and pressing "Name/Bk&Pg" on the County Clerk's website. These documents are obtainable from the Clerk's office for minimal fees. They charge $1 for each page of regular copies and $2 per page for certified copies.

Those interested in verifying zoning information of properties found in the County Clerk's records can do so by consulting with the local planning/zoning office with jurisdiction over the property.