How to Search Utah Property Records (Start Here)
Don't guess which office to use. Follow this order:
- Ownership & tax value: Search the county Assessor (or Appraiser) for current owner, parcel data, and assessed value.
- Deeds & mortgages: Search the county Recorder (or Clerk) for recorded documents — deeds, mortgages, liens, easements.
- Tax bills & payments: Search the county Treasurer (or Tax Collector) for current tax amounts and payment status.
- Sales history: Often available through the Assessor or a combined property search portal.
⚠ Key Fact: Each office maintains its own records separately. There is no single database for all Utah property records.
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Use the databases below to search Utah property records.
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Box Elder County | Tax Records
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Property tax record search from the Box Elder County Treasurer.
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Carbon County | GIS
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Carbon County GIS (Geographical Information System) interactive map parcel database.
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Davis County | Recorder
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Property record database from the Davis County Recorder's Office.
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Kane County | Tax Records
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Kane County property and property tax records from the Treasurer's Office.
Logan Property & GIS Maps
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Search for property information & Geographic Information System (GIS) maps for Logan City, Utah.
Ogden Property & GIS Maps
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Use this Geographic Information Service (GIS) from Odgen, Utah to search for parcel information by name, address or serial number and view.
Salt Lake County | Assessor
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Parcel query from the Salt Lake County Assessor's Office.
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Salt Lake County | Tax Records
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Property tax records, delinquencies, and online payment service from the Salt Lake County Treasurer's Office.
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Salt Lake County | Taxes
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Salt Lake Conty Treasurer's Office query for parcel tax balance due.
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Sevier County | Tax & Assessments
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Property, tax, assessment, and document searches for Sevier County.
Summit County Property Tax
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Search Summit County, Utah property tax information by account ID, owner name, parcel ID, or address. Provided by the Summit County Treasurer.
Summit County Property Tax & Assessment
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Search the Summit County, Utah property database by owner, serial number or tax ID to view tax and assessment information.
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Tooele County | Tax & Assessments
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Property tax and assessment records, plats, and surveys for Tooele County.
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Utah County
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Utah County property record databases, including appraisal records, property values, tax records, tax payoffs, serial histories, and delinquent taxes.
Wasatch County | Tax Records
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Current, prior, and future tax year property searches for Wasatch County.
Washington County Property
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Search the Washington County, Utah Taxroll files by account number or serial number.
Washington County Property & GIS Maps
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Use the Geographical Information System (GIS) of Washington County, Utah to search for property information and view interactive GIS maps.
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Weber County | Tax Records
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Property tax payment search, tax notices, and online tax payment service from the Weber County Treasurer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search Utah property records? ▼
Don't guess which office to use. Start with the strategy box at the top of this page — it tells you whether to search the Assessor, Recorder, or Clerk first. Property records in Utah are split across multiple offices.
Is there a single database for all Utah property records? ▼
No. There is no single database for all Utah property records. Ownership, tax assessments, deeds, and liens are each maintained by different county offices. Use the databases listed on this page.
What is the difference between the Assessor and the Recorder? ▼
The Assessor determines property value for tax purposes. The Recorder (or Clerk) records deeds, mortgages, liens, and other documents. They are separate offices with separate databases.
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