Piute County, Utah, houses four cities, with Marysvale having the largest land area but Circleville being the most populous. Property records in Piute County, UT, provide the route for ownership and transfer. They serve as much legal evidence for property transactions and boundary legalities, which sometimes become important for selling a home, developing a site, succession, and so on.

About recent Piute County property records, one can get rich data regarding local real estate phenomena, probably with a median home value of $233,300 and a median rental price of $745, along with a median household income of $35,417. As for property taxes, the county accumulates from owners about 0.46% on the average.

In Piute County, UT, property records are managed by the County Recorder. These records include deeds, mortgages, leases, plats, liens, and more. The Recorder updates the County Assessor on any changes as the Assessor determines property values. The Recorder also maintains cross-reference indexes, facilitates public access, and provides certified copies of records upon request.

The Recorder has several ways for accessing instruments even though such archives are not available online. During normal office hours, the office receives requests from the public to access property records via public computers located at 550 North Main St, Junction, Utah 84740. Searches are done mostly using grantor/grantee names, book and page references, and recording dates.

Some other options are requesting documents through mail at the Piute County Recorder's office, P.O. Box 116, Junction, UT 84740. In this case, do note that for mail-in requests, requestors must specify which document they are requesting, include a check or money order to cover the copying fees, and also a self-addressed stamped envelope for the originating return of the requested records.

For more information on the charges and for other details about property records in Piute County, call the Recorder's office at 435-577-2505.

If zoning verification is needed, contact the Piute County Community Development Department, which oversees zoning ordinances and assists with public land issues. The department provides zoning classifications, the Piute County Zoning Map, and information on amendments. For detailed inquiries, the department supports the County Commission and maintains zoning-related resources.