Logan County, Oklahoma, houses the cities of Guthrie and Crescent. In Logan County, OK, property records form an integral database that catalogs critical real estate information. These documents identify owners, parcel boundaries, assessed values, and track sales and transfers.

Logan County property records indicate that the average home value in the county is $165,200, with a median rent of $714. With these values, the county's households have a median declared income of $59,709. In median property taxes, the county reported a rate that corresponds to 0.57% of a property's value.

Property records in Logan County, OK, fall under the custody of the  County Clerk. The Clerk primarily records, maintains, and archives all land-related documents, including deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats, generally stored in various databases, which the public can access. They are organized by party name, legal description, recording date range, and instrument type.

Those interested in accessing these records can visit the Logan County Clerk’s Office in Harrison, Guthrie, OK. Here, individuals can personally browse through the documents and obtain copies. Alternatively, data and images from January 1985 onwards are available online. These can be accessed through the “Advanced Search” feature at the bottom of the  OKCountyRecords website.

To obtain copies of these property documents, one must pay $1 for each standard document page. If certification is requested, there is an additional $1 per document plus the standard copy fee. For a Blue Line plat map, each page costs $5.

In Logan County, OK, unincorporated areas, which are areas outside of any city or town boundaries, do not have any zoning requirements. Builders, property owners, and business operators in these areas are responsible for ensuring compliance with federal, state, or municipal regulations. For property zoning information within incorporated areas, contact the respective local planning or zoning offices.