Wood County, Ohio, encompasses five cities, 21 villages, and 20 townships. Property records in Wood County, OH, enclose information regarding land and real estate ownership, boundaries, and historical data. These documents are crucial for tracking land ownership, planning land use, and supporting local government revenue assessments.

Analyzing the latest Wood County property records reveals housing market dynamics, including a median home value of $162,729 and median rent approximately $939. Median household incomes in this county stand at $72,445, with property taxes typically comprising 1.32% of assessed property values.

In Wood County, OH, property records are preserved by the  Recorder's office. Their records include deeds, mortgages, liens, and other real estate files. These records are typically indexed using basic criteria like names, dates, and parcel IDs.

In addition to in-person visits, the public can remotely search property index information dating back to 1985 through the AVA system. Furthermore, access to images of property archives is possible by contacting the Recorder's office and setting up a  Laredo Select account. For bulk record retrieval, the  Monarch delivery service is available through an agreement with the office as well.

The fees for obtaining copies of property records in Wood County range from $2 per page for mail, local fax, and in-person requests to $4 per page for long-distance faxing. If certification is needed, there is a $1 fee per document.

To verify zoning information in Wood County, interested individuals can contact the  Planning Commission. This agency is responsible for overseeing residential and commercial subdivisions, enforcing zoning regulations, and handling land use matters. Their duties include approving parcel splits, assigning rural addresses, issuing permits, resolving zoning disputes, and updating zoning maps.