Venango Property Records

Venango County, Pennsylvania, consists of the cities of Oil City and Franklin, as well as nine boroughs and 20 townships. In Venango County, PA, property records list information on ownership rights plus parcel responsibilities tied to aspects like size, usage, assessments, restrictions, and further data to support public processes.

As per Venango County property records, the average home values hovers around $113,650, while the median monthly rental charges cost $744. The data also indicate that the county's households generate a median salary of $60,051, and the collected median property taxes from homeowners have an average rate of 1.34%.

In Venango County, PA, the Register and Recorder office oversees the recording and maintenance of real property documents, including deeds, mortgages, easements, and other instruments related to property conveyance. These records receive a sequential identifying document number, a book, and a page number before being scanned for accessibility.

These records can be accessed through the INFOCON County Access System, a paid subscription service allowing internet access to certain public documents.

For records unavailable online, copies can be requested at the Register and Recorder office on the 1st floor of the Courthouse at 1168 Liberty Street in Franklin, PA. Written requests can also be mailed to P.O. Box 831, Franklin, PA 16323, or emailed to shannon@co.venango.pa.us.

When requesting copies, essential details such as party names and recording dates should be provided along with the required payment.

Copies of property records in Venango County, PA, cost $0.50 per page, and certified copies incur an additional $1.50 per document fee. Depending on the delivery or retrieval method, additional charges may apply, and prices are subject to change. For current and comprehensive fee details, individuals can contact the office at 814-432-9539.

If the acquired Venango County property records do not contain adequate details for verifying zoning information, contact the local planning division of the specific municipality. Municipalities have the authority to enforce and regulate zoning, providing the final determination on zoning matters.