Vanderburgh County Records (Indiana)

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Clerk Offices in Vanderburgh County, Indiana are responsible for maintaining important records for a county or local area, including multiple types of Vanderburgh County records. These include vital records such as birth certificates, marriage records, divorce records, and death certificates, which can be useful for proving identity or for conducting genealogical research in Vanderburgh County. They may also keep documents related to Vanderburgh County property ownership and property taxes, including title deeds, tax assessments, property appraisals, and property sale records. The Vanderburgh County Clerk is one of the best places to find all types of county records, which may be available online.

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Treasurer and Tax Collector Offices in Vanderburgh County, Indiana are responsible for collecting local taxes and disbursing the funds. This can include Vanderburgh County property taxes, business taxes, and other county or local taxes. Vanderburgh County Treasurer and Tax Collectors maintain a number of property-related county records, including Vanderburgh County property tax assessments, property appraisals, property ownership records, and any tax liens or foreclosures. They may also maintain Vanderburgh County public records on property transfers and sales, including titles and deeds, which list the former and current owners as well as information on the property itself. Treasurer and Tax Collector Offices may provide online access to their county records.

Town and City Halls in Vanderburgh County, Indiana are responsible for providing municipal services for their locality. As part of this job, they may store important county records, including Vanderburgh County vital records such as birth certificates, marriage license records, divorce records, and death certificates. These can be used as proof of identity, in applications for government services, or for performing genealogical research. The Town or City Hall in Vanderburgh County may also keep documents on property ownership, property taxes and tax assessments, and maps for their jurisdiction that include zones, property boundaries, and school boundaries. Town and City Halls often make county records available online.

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Assessor Offices in Vanderburgh County, Indiana determine the appraisal value of the taxable property within a county or local jurisdiction, which is used to assess the property taxes owed by Vanderburgh County residents. Vanderburgh County Assessors also keep a number of property-related documents, including records on property tax assessments, property appraisals, tax liens, foreclosures, and property tax payments. These Vanderburgh County public records include information about current and former owners of a property, the property's size and location, zones and use regulations, and transfers of the property ownership. Assessors may make county records available through their website.

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Recorders of Deeds in Vanderburgh County, Indiana keep a range of real estate ownership documents for a county or local government as part of their job to ensure the accuracy of property, land, and Vanderburgh County property tax records. The Vanderburgh County Recorder's Office has county records on property ownership, transfers of property including deeds and titles, and property tax records such as property appraisals, Vanderburgh County tax assessments, and tax liens or foreclosures. These documents contain information about the previous and current property owners, descriptions of the property, and Vanderburgh County property sales. Recorders of Deeds may provide online access to their county records.