Woods Property Records

Woods County, Oklahoma, is home to four cities. In Woods County, OK, property records are official documents that detail the ownership and boundaries of a property. They are foundational resources for assessing property values, land use planning, and ensuring fair taxation. These records enable landowners to confirm their administrative responsibilities concerning their property.

Woods County property records provide insights into the local housing market and economic conditions. Vital statistics include a median home value of $148,675, median rent of $821, and median household income at $59,475. 

Moreover, residents face a median property tax rate of 0.41%, which sheds light on their financial responsibilities and offers a perspective on the local taxation structure.

The County Clerk's Office maintains the property records in Woods County, OK. As the overseer, this office manages diverse real estate documents, like deeds, mortgages, mineral interests, plats, liens, judgments, state and federal tax liens, surveys, and lis pendens.

Property records in the county are classified using key identifiers, including party names, legal descriptions, recording dates, book/page details, and instrument types. During regular working hours, individuals can access these documents in person at 407 Government Street, Alva, OK.

Currently, the Woods County Clerk does not publish their records online. However, in adherence to the public's right to inspect these records, they accommodate remote copy requests. Requests can be submitted by mail to P.O. Box 386, Alva, OK 73717, along with the required documentation and fees.

For specific requirements, detailed fee schedules, and available payment methods, contact the County Clerk's Office at (580) 327-0942.

For zoning verification, contact the planning and zoning department of the specific city where the property is located. For example, if the parcel is in Alva, its  City Planning and Zoning Commission should be coordinated. City zoning offices manage updated ordinances, maps, and records to oversee land use regulations, which are utilized in confirming the zoning of a specific property or land parcel.