Instant Access to Sheridan County, Montana Property Records

Sheridan County, Montana, has three towns (Medicine Lake, Westby, Outlook), one city (Plentywood), and three census-designated places (Reserve, Redstone, Homestead). Property records in Sheridan County, MT, offer key information on land values, real estate trends, and local property taxes.

These records help professionals assess property values and understand market changes, showing the median home value of around $88,300.00, average rent at $779.00, and median household income at about $67,083.00. Property taxes are typically applied at a median rate of 1%.

In Sheridan County, MT, property records are recorded and kept by the County Clerk and Recorder. Their filed documents include mortgages, deeds, liens, leases, plats, surveys, and other related land records.

These instruments are indexed and securely stored for public access. Indexing usually includes party name, document number, instrument type/group, record date, legal descriptions, document notes, and book/page details.

Unlike most counties in Montana that offer online platforms like iDoc Market, Sheridan County Clerk and Recorder does not currently post any similar platform on its webpage that allows one to sign up for a subscription and locate and obtain copies of digitized versions of Sheridan County property records.

Nonetheless, during regular office hours (Mon-Fri 8 am to 5 pm), the County Clerk and Recorder facilitate onsite access to property records at 100 W Laurel Ave., Plentywood, MT 59254. In this office, visitors can inspect public records and obtain copies if needed. Individuals can also opt for remote copy requests through fax at (406) 765-2609 or via email at record_supt@sheridancountymt.gov.

The fees for acquiring certified copies of property documents in the county include $2 for the first page plus $0.25 for additional pages. For more information, contact the office at (406) 765-3403.

For property zoning verification, contact the County/City Planning Office. Based on the address or parcel number, the office can verify zoning using the Growth Policy, zoning maps, ordinances, subdivision regulations, and other relevant records.