Grant County Property Records

Grant County, Oregon, is fragmented into nine municipalities, with Canyon as its county seat. Property records in Grant County, OR, are public archives of all land parcel data. They are indispensable for maintaining ownership continuity, overseeing construction projects, supporting commerce, and ensuring civic financial stability.

Grant County property records present a glimpse into the local real estate and economic landscape, showcasing an average home value of $224,855 and a median rental rate of $729 against the median household income estimated at $56,360. In property taxes, the county collects an average rate of 0.75% based on the property assessments.

In Grant County, OR, property records are under the administration of the County Clerk. As the official keeper, they oversee the filing and processing of agreements, deeds, mortgages, releases, liens, satisfactions, and subdivision plats, among others. These records are indexed based on the grantor/grantee name, date, legal description, and document type for an organized retrieval process.

This office preserves property records on microfilm and makes them accessible to the general public. Individuals can visit their physical location at 201 S Humbolt, Suite 290, Canyon City, OR 97820, during regular operating hours to retrieve the needed records.

While online access is unavailable, individuals can still remotely access recorded property documents by submitting written requests through fax or email. They can send their correspondence to percyb@grantcounty-or.gov or fax their requests to 541-575-2248.

When requesting copies of records, the fees include $0.25 per page from a copy machine and $0.50 per page from microfilm. For certified copies, the cost is $7.50 per document in addition to the copy fees. For further inquiries, contact the office at 541-575-1675.

To verify zoning information, individuals should contact the Grant County Planning Department at 541-575-1519. This office implements zoning codes in unincorporated regions of the county. For properties outside the jurisdiction of the county department, contact the local zoning office to obtain verified information on how the specific parcels are currently zoned within the area.