Humboldt County, California, covers seven incorporated cities. In Humboldt County, CA, property records represent crucial archives used to document the historical and current ownership of land and its utilization. These records are essential for maintaining transparency in land management.

The latest data on Humboldt County property records reflects a median household income of $56,509, an average home value of $437,128, and a median rent of $1,163. Regarding property taxes, the county imposes 0.59% of a property's assessed fair market value on average.

Property records in Humboldt County, CA, are maintained by the  Clerk-Recorder's Office. This office oversees the archiving of property documents, such as deeds, maps, mortgages, liens, plats, and leases. These documents are typically indexed using book and page numbers, book type, document type, and party names.

Aside from in-person appointments in the office, interested individuals can utilize the  Search/Self-Service Web tool to access property records. This online system provides access to public records and map indexes dating back to 1979. It also allows individuals to purchase non-certified copies of documents and maps from April 9, 1999. 

The fees for copies of property records in Humboldt County vary based on document and copy type. Official copies of recorded documents cost $2 for the first page and a $1 fee for each additional page. Map copy fees start at $7 and then $5 per succeeding page. A $2 certification fee also applies if a certified copy is needed.

Zoning information for properties in Humboldt County, CA, can be verified by contacting the county's Planning and Building Department. This government agency maintains up-to-date zoning maps and land use records that are publicly accessible online or by visiting their office in Eureka.