Conejos Property Records

Conejos County, Colorado, has five municipalities, with Manassa being the most populated. In Conejos County, CO, property records serve as a comprehensive repository of information on local houses, lands, and buildings. This information encompasses aspects of ownership crucial for taxation, property transfers, and regulation enforcement.

When assessing the Conejos County property records, one can reveal a median home value of $136,416 and a median rent of $703. With a median household earning of $33,038, the county collects 0.39% median property taxes based on assessed property valuations.

Property records in Conejos County, CO, are managed by the  Clerk and Recorder. Since the county's inception in 1861, the office has been recording and maintaining real estate documents, including plats, deeds, mortgages, and leases. Following the recording, the office digitizes the instruments and sorts them by party name, recording date, and legal description.

They eventually store the records inside various databases at 6683 County Rd. 13, Conejos, CO 81129. This meticulous process ensures the preservation and integrity of documents for future research and recovery.

Regarding accessibility, the office welcomes visitors who seek to browse and copy documents during business hours. However, to prevent overcrowding, the Clerk and Recorder's office encourages individuals to schedule an appointment first via (719) 376-5422 before visiting.

Since the office does not currently have an established platform for online records access, staff process remote document requests to compensate for this constraint. Interested parties can contact the Clerk and Recorder's office via their provided hotline to learn about this request procedure and its associated fees.

For zoning information verification, contact the  Conejos County Land Use/Planning and Zoning Office at (719) 376-2014. The office provides services such as permit issuance, land subdivision processes, and code enforcement to the unincorporated county areas. If the public seeks zoning verification for properties within incorporated areas, they must consult the governing local planning or zoning offices.