Elko County, Nevada, houses four incorporated cities and seven unincorporated communities. Elko County, NV, property records contain broad data detailing land parcels, ownership history, assessments, and zoning information vital for urban planning and taxation.

Elko County property records present a comprehensive view of the housing dynamics, reflecting a median home value of $191,475. Further details from the records include a median rent of $863 and a median household income of $86,126. In property taxes, the county secures an average rate of 0.55% in collections.

Property records in Elko County, NV, are maintained by the  Recorder’s Office. Their responsibilities include recording and permanently retaining various property documents, from deeds, deeds of trust, and leases to plats and land survey maps. Records from 1869 are indexed and can be accessed through various methods.

The Recorder’s Office provides an online system called the  Official Records Search, which Pioneer Technology Group administers. This system allows the public to search for records using parameters such as name, document, book and page, consideration, parcel ID, record date, document number, and document type.

For individuals who prefer the old-school approach, the Recorder’s Office at Idaho St., Elko, NV, allows anyone to directly interact with the staff in conducting on-site document research during office hours. They also accommodate document requests via (775) 738-6526 and recorder@elkocountynv.net.

Fees are applied to copies of property records obtained in Elko County. Each page of any document copy costs $1. Certifying any record costs an additional $4 per document, which includes a seal.

In Elko County, the zoning of properties found in the Recorder’s archives can be verified with the  Planning and Zoning Department. By contacting the department at (775) 738 6816, they can provide technical assistance on various land use topics and regulations.