Land Records Search in Summit County

Public Records Search

• City of Akron Property Sales

  Land Records and Deeds

  Check out the inventory of properties available for purchase from the City of Akron.
• Summit County Fiscal Office Website

  Employee Directory, Land Records and Deeds

  Visit the home page of the Summit County Fiscal Office to access various forms and contact details.
• Summit County Fiscal Officer Property Records

  Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Look up single-family home sales records in Summit County using the parcel number on the Summit County Fiscal Officer's website.
• Summit County Fiscal Officer Property Records

  Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Look up property sales records from the Summit County Fiscal Officer based on criteria such as sale price, the year the property was built, and the type of construction.
• Summit County Fiscal Officer Tax Records

  Assessor and Property Tax Records, Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Look up property tax and appraisal records in Summit County through the Fiscal Officer's office by searching via parcel number, route, address, or owner's name.
• Recorder

  Birth Records, Death Records, Divorce Records, Foreclosures and Tax Lien Sales, GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Marriage Records, UCC Filings

  Summit County Fiscal Officer
  Recorder Division
  175 South Main Street, 4th Floor, Akron, OH 44308
  Phone: (330) 643-2715 | Fax: (330) 643-2622
• Cuyahoga Falls City Cemetery Services Website

  Birth Records, Death Records, Divorce Records, Employee Directory, Genealogy Records, GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Marriage Records, Vital Records

  Access the general information page for City Cemetery Services in Cuyahoga Falls, which covers details on maintenance, provides a listing and descriptions, and includes maps.
• Akron City Council District Maps

  GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Voter and Elections Information

  Locate the Akron City Council ward map, which details each ward district along with the names, photographs, and biographies of the council representatives.
• Summit County Fiscal Office County Records

  Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Look up recorded documents at the Summit County Fiscal Office by utilizing criteria such as reception number, recording date, book and page, description, or parcel number.
• City of Akron Zoning Maps

  GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Examine City of Akron zoning maps organized by map numbers, which also feature street details.
• Summit County Fiscal Officer Tax Records

  Assessor and Property Tax Records, Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Look up tax certificate liens from the Summit County Fiscal Officer and find the payment guidelines.
• Summit County GIS Maps

  GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Access the Summit County GIS map, which allows you to choose from various layers like parcels and transportation.
• Summit County Sheriff Property Records

  Land Records and Deeds, Police Records, Property Records

  Look up the database of foreclosure sales records from the Summit County Sheriff using criteria such as date, case number, street name, defendant's name, or zip code.
• Summit County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Sales

  Arrest Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Land Records and Deeds, Police Records, Property Records

  Look up foreclosure sale records from the Summit County Sheriff's Office using criteria such as the case number, the property's street name, the defendant's name, or the zip code.
• Summit County Fiscal Officer Tax Records

  Assessor and Property Tax Records, Land Records and Deeds, Property Records

  Summit County’s Fiscal Officer offers a payment plan for delinquent taxes. Here are the details and steps to follow for enrolling:
  
  1. Overview:
  Summit County provides residents who are behind on their property taxes the option to enter a structured payment plan. This option helps to spread the tax burden over a manageable period.
  
  2. Eligibility:
  To qualify for the payment plan, residents must meet certain criteria, which can be reviewed on the Fiscal Officer's website or by contacting the office directly.
  
  3. Steps to Enroll:
  - Review your tax account to determine the total amount owed.
  - Visit the Summit County Fiscal Officer’s office or their website to obtain the application form for the payment plan.
  - Complete the application form with all necessary details and submit it as instructed.
  - Await confirmation of your plan approval and the specific terms, including the payment schedule and amounts.
  - Make timely payments as per the agreed schedule to avoid further penalties or actions.
  
  4. Additional Assistance:
  Should you have any questions or need further assistance with the process, the Fiscal Officer's office is available for consultations. Contact details and office hours can be found on their official website.
  
  Using this structured approach, taxpayers can manage their outstanding dues more effectively.