Osage County Assessors determine the value of properties and parcels so that the jurisdiction can levy Oklahoma property taxes. The Assessor's Office maintains current data on every parcel in the district, including records on Osage County property tax assessments, maps of property lines, and inventories of parcels and structures, as well as the value of all the property in the jurisdiction. Osage County Tax Assessors may also keep records on reassessments for construction or improvements and other on-site inspections. Osage County Assessment Offices provide online access to their property assessment records.
Osage County Assessor's Office Pawhuska OK 600 Grandview Avenue 74056 918-287-3448
Osage County Clerks file documents and preserve a range of municipal records in order to maintain an archive for their Oklahoma municipality. These Osage County tax assessment records are open to the public. The Clerk's Office has a number of records on property assessments, including real estate excise taxes, tax liens on properties, and the Osage County property tax assessment formulas. They also keep records on property transactions, deeds, and titles. Osage County Clerks provide online access to their public property tax records, including documents related to property assessments.
Fairfax City Clerk Fairfax OK 150 East Elm Avenue 74637 918-642-5211
Osage County Clerk Pawhuska OK 600 Grandview Avenue 74056 918-287-3136
Osage County Recorders of Deeds collect public records, primarily documents related to property, and make them available to the Oklahoma public. The Office of the Recorder of Deeds maintains records on Osage County property tax assessments, including property and parcel surveys, property tax liens, and property valuations. They also record land transactions within the jurisdiction, including deeds, mortgages, and easements. The Osage County Recorder provides online databases for public records access of property assessments.
Osage County Recorder of Deeds Pawhuska OK PO Box 87 74056 918-287-3136
Osage County Town Halls and City Halls are the chief administrative office that runs a town or city in Oklahoma. The Town or City Hall maintains records related to the locality, including property assessment records. These Osage County public assessment records include property value assessments, records of paid and unpaid property taxes, and property tax liens. Town and City Halls also maintain records on land transactions, property sales and transfers, and municipal and zoning boundaries. Property assessment records are available as public records, and many Town and City Halls provide online access to these files.
Barnsdall City Hall Barnsdall OK 409 West Main Street 74002 918-847-2980
Hominy City Hall Hominy OK 219 West 1st Street 74035 918-885-2164
Pawhuska City Hall Pawhuska OK 118 West Main Street 74056 918-287-3040
Prue Town Hall Prue OK 202 Main Street 74060 918-242-3613
Ralston City Hall Ralston OK 595 East Main / PO Box 230 74650 918-738-4211
Shidler City Hall Shidler OK 351 Cosden Avenue 74652 918-793-7171
Wynona City Hall Wynona OK 307 Osage Street 74084 918-846-2526
Osage County Treasurers and Tax Collectors are responsible for the collection of property tax revenue in Oklahoma. The Office of the Treasurer and Tax Collector maintains current data on every Osage County parcel , as well as a number of other property tax assessment records. These records include property assessments, defaults on property taxes, lists of sold parcels, and property valuations. The Treasurer and Tax Collector may also maintain information on Osage County property auctions and a property's prior liens or foreclosures. Osage County Treasurers and Tax Collectors provide online databases to access property assessment records.
Osage County Treasurer Pawhuska OK 611 Grandview Avenue 74056 918-287-3101