Custer County Property Records

Custer County, Nebraska, comprises three cities and 11 distinct villages and communities. In Custer County, NE, property records include details on lot lines, site usage designations, assessed valuations, and ownership lineages tied to properties. They minimize disputes, prevent illegal seizing, and ensure continuity through generations of ownership changes.

Based on the Custer County property records, there is a $128,970 median home value, a median rental rate of $799, and a $62,504 median household income. Regarding property taxes, the county collects a rate of 1.13% of the assessed property values.

As the primary registrar of property records in Custer County, NE, the Register of Deeds oversees the recording and conservation of real estate transaction documents, including reconveyances, mortgages, assignments, deeds, federal and state tax liens, and plats.

This office made these records available for public access at 431 S 10th Ave., Broken Bow, NE 68822, during regular operating hours. They also accommodate document requests via email at ctrumbull@custercountyne.gov or by fax at (308) 872-6139.

Furthermore, online access to property records is available through the Nebraska Deeds Online platform. This search system grants access to documents dating from 2017. It allows searches based on criteria such as grantor/grantee name, instrument or document type, property's legal description, instrument number, and the recording date.

There are nominal fees associated with obtaining copies of property records in Custer County. Individuals interested in securing document copies and certifications should contact the Register of Deeds office at (308) 872-2221 to inquire about the latest fee information and procedures for obtaining records.

To verify zoning details, contact the Custer County Planning and Zoning Department at (308) 872-2410 or email inquiries to zoning@custercountyne.gov. This department evaluates zoning change proposals and keeps updated zoning regulations for unincorporated parts of the county. Individuals can also contact their local zoning office for information on zoning codes within their boundaries.