Juneau Property Records

Juneau County, Wisconsin, has 19 towns, four cities, and six villages. In Juneau County, WI, property records contain land parcel and building data like ownership, boundaries, values, and transfer history. Their availability lets buyers research details and helps the county administer taxation fairly.

Data from the Juneau County property records reveal that the county has $140,287 median home value, $789 median rent cost, and $58,903 median household income. The records also show that Juneau County levies a median property tax rate of 1.61% of the property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Juneau County, WI, are meticulously maintained by the Register of Deeds office, which ensures the timely registration, filing, and indexing of documents, including deeds, liens, mortgages, and other property-related instruments. These records are organized for public access by names, legal descriptions, recorded dates, and instrument types.

For remote access, individuals can create an account on the LandShark system. LandShark is a web-based tool designed to locate and retrieve real estate documents. In this system, the associated fee for viewing a document is $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page, with a $5 surcharge fee per login when purchasing a record.

During operating hours, physical access to records is also available by visiting the office at 220 East State St., Rm 212, Mauston, WI 53948.

Obtaining copies directly from the Register of Deeds office involves fees that vary based on document type and services, including certification. For the latest fee structures and additional information on accessing property records, individuals can contact the office at 608-847-9325.

To verify zoning information, consult the Juneau County Sanitation/Zoning Department or contact the municipal planning and zoning office with jurisdiction over the property in question. These offices can look up a property by address or parcel number in their records to provide updated details on the assigned zoning classification, allowed land use, and other ordinances applicable to that parcel.