Niobrara County, Wyoming, is home to the towns of Lusk, Manville, and Van Tassell, along with census-designated places of Hill View Heights and Lance Creek. In Niobrara County, WY, property records provide each parcel's legal description, former owners, and key ownership dates. All these record processes in the county achieve the transfer of titles, enforce zoning laws, and collect annual taxes.

It also shows that Niobrara County property records have, on average, a median home value of $139,350, average rent set at $780, and an average household income level of $52,240. Also, records indicate that Niobrara County can collect on average 0.53% property tax against the assessed fair market value of a property.

The County Clerk has custody of property records in Niobrara County, WY, including deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, releases plats, and surveys. This office sorts those records by examining criteria such as name, book and page number, date, document type, and legal description.

On the contrary to other counties, the Clerk's office has no provision of online property records. Anyone interested in such recorded documents will have to visit 424 South Elm St., Lusk, WY 82225 office, where he or she is eligible to view and find copies of any records created.

Requesting copies through mail at P.O. Box 420, through fax at 307-334-3013, or by email at bfreeman@niobraracounty.org, along with the required documentation and fees, is also an option for interested parties.

Copies of recorded documents from the County Clerk are available for $0.50 per page. In addition, to get a certified copy of any document, one would have to pay $5 for the certification process.

For immediate assistance or response to inquiries and concerns about property records in Niobrara County, call the Clerk’s office at 307-334-2211.

If zoning verification is required for a property in Niobrara County, individuals can refer to the Planning and Zoning Manual, which outlines zoning regulations and land use. The Planning and Zoning Application provides further property-specific details. These resources are available through the county's Planning and Zoning Office, which oversees zoning laws and property development.