Kiowa County, Colorado, comprises the incorporated towns of Sheridan Lake, Eads, and Haswell, along with Brandon, Towner, Chivington, and Arlington unincorporated towns. Property records in Kiowa County, CO, concern several factors, including ownership, tax assessment, and land transactions related to these towns.

Data extracted from Kiowa County property records reveal a median home value of $171,400 and a median rent of $932 corresponding to the median household income that stood at $47,209. In property taxes, the county has an average collection rate of {median_real-est_tax} from property owners.

In Kiowa County, CO, property records are under the administration of the County Clerk and Recorder's office. This office receives, records, and preserves different kinds of real estate documents, including mortgages, deeds, liens, releases, leases, and plats. Such recorded documents are available for inspection by the public, and residents can apply for copies of them per state law.

For in-person access and retrieval, visit the Clerk and Recorder's office at 1305 Goff Street, Eads, CO, during regular office hours. Personal visits are recommended for more comprehensive assistance. Usually, requestors must provide the grantor/grantee name, document type, recorded date, and book and page details to locate the needed records.

If personal visits are not feasible, copies of records can be obtained through a written request sent by mail to Kiowa County Clerk and Recorder, P.O. Box 37, Eads, CO 81036-0037, along with the required documentation and fees, which can be immediately known by calling the office at (719) 438-5421. These written requests can also be submitted by fax at (719) 438-5327 or by email at delisa.weeks@state.co.us.

For inquiries about online platforms for accessing property information, the official web page of County Clerk and Recorder does not currently offer any such services. For additional information, call the office at the provided telephone number above.

If zoning verification is required, contact the Kiowa County Planning and Zoning Commission or the Land Use Board directly. They can provide zoning maps, property-specific zoning details, and information about permitted land uses. Verification may involve visiting the office in person, calling, or emailing the commission or board for assistance.