Park County, Montana, comprises two cities: Livingston and Clyde Park. In Park County, MT, property records encapsulate valuable land ownership and transaction history. They aid individuals and businesses in making well-informed decisions regarding real estate matters.

Recent Park County property records show a median home value of $354,840 and a median rent cost of $897 against the median household earning of $60,349. The records also reveal that the county levies a median property tax of 0.57% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Park County, MT, are managed by the Clerk and Recorder. This office has the statutory responsibility of overseeing the archival of real estate instruments, including liens, plats, deeds, mortgages, and leases. For future retrieval, all recorded documents typically undergo scanning and microfilming.

The Clerk and Recorder's office ensures public access to records by adopting the iDoc Market online platform. This site holds instruments from March 1972 onwards, which are searchable through various criteria, including the record date, document number, instrument type, party name, and legal description.

Meanwhile, documents verified before 1972 are housed inside the Clerk and Recorder's office at 414 East Callender St., Livingston, MT 59047. They are open during office hours for researchers seeking to browse the archives and obtain copies directly. If document copies are needed remotely, contact the office at (406) 222-4110 to inquire about the specific request procedure.

Fees apply to copies acquired from the Clerk and Recorder's office. A document's first page costs $0.50, while succeeding pages are $0.25 each. Certified records with seal costs $2 plus the associated regular copy fee. Meanwhile, map copies at 18" x 24" and 24" x 36" are priced at $5 and $7, respectively.

When a piece of zoning information on properties requires validation, individuals can contact the Park County Planning Department at (406) 222-4102. They handle all land use activities and exercise authority to validate zoning information on properties. Office staff members are ready and available to engage in discussions regarding the zoning-related aspects of land use and development within the county.