Trimble County, Kentucky, houses the cities of  Milton and  Bedford. In Trimble County, KY, property records are the centralized repository of pertinent details concerning land properties. They offer insights for entities and agencies involved in land management and development endeavors.

As reflected in Trimble County property records, the county has a median home value of $150,350 and a median rent cost of around $753. Meanwhile, households in the county earn median salaries of $60,731 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 0.72% of assessed property values.

Property records in Trimble County, KY, are administered by the  County Clerk. Per Kentucky law, this office supervises the recording, maintenance, and providing access to mortgages, deeds, plats, and other filings affecting real estate in the county.

Following the recording process, they typically store the documents electronically and physically by grantor/grantee, document type, recording date, and other legal considerations in various office databases for public access.

As state law prescribes, the Trimble County Clerk must ensure that its constituents exercise their right to inspect public property documents. During office hours, the Clerk's office at 30 Highway 42 E, Bedford, KY 40006, accommodates the visiting public who seek to conduct document research and acquire copies. They also assign several office staff to assist during records retrieval.

Those who cannot visit the office can call the County Clerk at (502) 255-7174 for alternative methods and the associated fees for accessing or obtaining copies of property records in the county.

If zoning verification is needed, contact the  Trimble County Planning and Zoning Office. This office processes all zoning-related permit applications, enforces ordinances and regulations, and participates in the zoning ordinance amendment in the county. Local offices are also available to assist with additional verification, as they keep current and verified zoning records for the properties they oversee.