Jackson County, Oklahoma Property Records

Jackson County, Oklahoma, is sectioned into nine incorporated towns. In Jackson County, OK, property records document land ownership, boundaries, and all transactions. They help maintain clear titles, enable appropriate taxation, and provide a history of each parcel for research.

As reflected in Jackson County property records, the county has a median home value of $115,700 and a median rent cost of around $768. Meanwhile, households in the county earn median salaries of $72,865 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 0.66% of assessed property values.

Property records in Jackson County, OK, are managed by the County Clerk, which functions as the registrar of deeds and custodian of various archives, encompassing liens, assignments, mortgages, easements, contracts, deeds, releases, right of way, restrictions, plats, surveys, and UCCs.

Interested individuals in accessing property records may utilize the OKCountyRecords database. This system contains indexed data and images dating from October 2003. It allows users to commence a search through search criteria like name, instrument type and number, date range, book/page specifics, and legal description.

Additionally, individuals can access digitized Books and Plat Maps by searching the book number and plat name separately. Searching for documents within the system is free, but viewing and printing documents requires account creation and a fee.

In addition to online access, individuals can visit the office or submit mail requests to PO Box 515, Altus, OK, 73522. Alternatively, they can send requests via email to jenniferg@jacksoncountyok.com.

The County Clerk charges $1 per page for document copies. Additionally, there is a $1 charge per certificate for certified copies.

To verify zoning information for a property in Jackson County, contact the planning or zoning department of the specific town overseeing that property. These municipal administrators maintain current zoning maps and classifications for areas and properties within their jurisdictional limits and can provide the zoning designation for a particular address or parcel.