Mineral County, Colorado, includes Creede as a statutory town, along with other unincorporated areas, such as Gerrard and Alpine. In Mineral County, CO, property records are the official documents for land ownership, their boundaries, and parcel usage designations. It lets users know who the owners are and how the sites are structured about taxation and possible conveyance or development.

The latest Mineral County property records show an average house value of $378,300, a median rental monthly value equivalent to $824, and a median household income of $58,482. It is further revealed through recent data available that the property tax collection rate at the county level based on the assessment is at an average of 0.37%.

All public property records in Mineral County, CO, are preserved by the Clerk and Recorder's office. Their records that date back to the 1800s include but are not limited to deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats. The images of these recorded documents are available for online search at iCounty.org. In this trusted contractor, subscriptions are offered on a daily, monthly, or yearly basis.

For those who prefer on-site inspection or if the needed records are unavailable online, in-house searching is also available during normal business hours using the public search computer at the office located at 1201 N. Main St., Creede, CO. When searching, make sure to be ready to have the party name, recording date, book/page number, and legal description.

Copies of certified document copies or plats can also be ordered by submitting a written request via mail (P.O. Box 70, Creede, CO 81130), fax (719 658-0358), or email through the email contact page of the Clerk and Recorder. When requesting through writing, adhere to all the specific requirements of the office and pay all the applicable fees.

Certified copies of recorded documents cost $1 per certification plus $0.25 per page. Meanwhile, plat copies are priced at $5 per sheet (11 x 17 inches), with the cost varying based on the size of the plat. For the accepted payment methods and details on the specific requirements when requesting records through writing, call the Clerk and Recorder's office at (719) 658-2440.

For zoning verification, contact the Mineral County Planning and Zoning Department. They can provide details on land use regulations, zoning ordinances, and permit requirements. Additionally, property owners can review zoning maps and consult the county's zoning regulations for specific land use designations and building guidelines.