Grady County, Oklahoma, encompasses 12 cities, with Chickasha being the most populated. Grady County, OK, property records hold critical data on land parcels, including ownership history, property boundaries, tax assessments, and zoning details. These records are necessary for property valuation and development planning.

With a median household income of $68,657, Grady County property records depict a median home value of $131,710 and a median rent of $842. Regarding property taxation, the county reported a median property tax rate of 0.66%.

Property records in Grady County, OK, are handled by the County Clerk. As the register of deeds, the Clerk records a wide range of property instruments, including plat maps, deeds, mortgages, leases, liens, and more. These documents are meticulously indexed and stored for public access.

They are available within the vaults and terminals of the County Clerk's office at the County Courthouse in Chickasha, OK. Additionally, the County Clerk digitized these records for online access.

The indexed data from May 1929 to the present, along with scanned images from August 1929 onwards, can be found on the statewide database, the  Oklahoma County Records website. This online system allows for a comprehensive search of documents by various parameters such as name, party type, instrument number, recording date range, legal description, and instrument type.

Standard copies of property records obtained from the County Clerk incur a general fee of $1 per page. To learn more about the fee details and specific procedures for requesting copies, contact the Clerk's office at (405) 224-7388 or jlocke@gradycountyok.com.

In Grady County, concerns about the zoning of properties can be addressed by the local planning or zoning office corresponding to the property's location. They can provide updated information regarding land use and zoning enforcement.