Lawrence County, Illinois, consists of nine townships and five cities. Property records in Lawrence County, IL, provide extensive data on parcels of land, homes, and buildings. They indicate who possesses the title, the sale prices, taxes paid, and past uses of the property. Such records help enforce rights and verify property claims.

Lawrence County property records list an average home value reaching $91,375, paired with a median rent fixed at $762. Alongside, the data details a median household income of $58,165 and a median property tax rate of 1.12%.

In Lawrence County, IL, property records are maintained by the County Clerk. The office is responsible for registering various property instruments, including deeds, mortgages, assignments, plats, liens, and more. These records undergo scanning, indexing, and secure filing to ensure public accessibility in compliance with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

To access these records, individuals can visit the Clerk's office at 1100 State Street, Lawrenceville, IL 62439, during regular working hours. Requesting records in person at the office provides immediate access, the opportunity to seek clarification, and the ability to examine physical documents directly.

Alternatively, individuals can make a written FOIA request for records by emailing wgibson@lawrencecounty.illinois.gov. When emailing a request, include "FOIA" in the subject line so the request is properly identified. The FOIA officer will review all requests and respond promptly. Regrettably, the County Clerk's website does not recommend online tools for property record access.

When requesting copies of records, aside from the needed information to locate the required property instruments, there are associated fees that must be paid to obtain the records. For a comprehensive fee structure and specific requirements regarding accessing and obtaining property records in the county, contact the County Clerk at (618) 943-2346 or send an online message through their website.

For zoning verification in Lawrence County, contact the relevant local offices in the municipality with jurisdiction over the property. Each local municipality can provide definitive zoning details and verification for properties under their authority.