Valley County, Idaho, governs the three cities of  Cascade,  Donnelly, and  McCall. In Valley County, ID, property records provide a detailed summary of land ownership, boundary demarcation, and historical use patterns. These documents contribute to efficient land management plans and fair tax policies.

Valley County property records highlight a housing market characterized by its median home value of $375,700 and a median rent cost of $892 against the median household earnings of $63,722. Valley County homeowners pay about 0.37% of the assessed property value for property taxes.

Property records in Valley County, ID, are administered by the County Clerk as the recorder. The office maintains various real estate documents, including liens, deeds, plats, leases, and mortgages. They also supervise the indexing process, which involves sorting the records by party name, legal description, book/page number, instrument type, and date range.

Most of the indexed documents can be accessed in the Clerk's office at 219 N. Main St., Cascade, ID 83611, where individuals can review and obtain records in person during office hours.

Since there is currently no online access to these records, those who prefer to obtain copies remotely can submit the completed  Request to Examine/Copy Public Records to ValleyClerk@co.valley.id.us or send them via mail at P.O. Box 1350, Cascade, ID 83611.

Regarding the fees, each document costs $1 per page. If certified copies are required, there is an additional fee of $1 per certification. For further inquiries, call the County Clerk at (208) 382-7100 opt. 2.

To verify zoning information on properties, contact the  Valley County Planning and Zoning Department at (208) 382-7115. They furnish zoning data and interpretations to the public, along with providing a range of services related to ordinances and codes. For additional verification of zoning data, refer to the appropriate local offices, which hold verified zoning records of properties under their purview.