Juab County, Utah, consists of seven separate cities and towns. Property records in Juab County, UT, serve as public archives about land and properties - who owns them, their characteristics, any changes in ownership, and liens against them. These records help uphold property laws.

Juab County property records showcase a median home value of $306,950 and a median rent of $833. With a median household income of $83,776, residents face a tax burden of 0.44% on a property's assessed fair market value.

In Juab County, UT, property records are maintained by the County Recorder's office, adhering to duties outlined in the Utah State Code. The office oversees the recording and indexing of real estate documents, including deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats. Ownership plats containing acreage, parcel address, taxing units, and owner's address are also managed for property tax assessments.

Access to these records is facilitated through the Juab EagleWeb system, allowing registered users or public users to search using account numbers, parcel numbers, owner names, or legal descriptions. For those preferring an in-person approach, the Recorder's office at 160 N Main Street, Office #110, Nephi, UT 84648, can be visited during regular office hours.

Certified copies of records can be obtained at the office for a fee. The cost varies based on document type and requested services. For detailed fee information, specific requirements, and alternative methods to access property records in Juab County, contact the Recorder's office at 435-623-3430.

For zoning verification, contact the Juab County Planning and Zoning Department. They oversee land use planning and zoning codes and maintain official maps and databases to determine permitted land uses according to property zoning. Connecting with municipal zoning administrators can also help secure zoning data for properties within city or town boundaries.