Utah County puts its property records online for free. On the county's Land Records site you can search by owner name, street address or parcel serial number and see who owns a parcel, what it's valued at, its tax history and the documents recorded against it, including deeds.
How-to details below are from Utah County's Land Records page, the Utah County Recorder's "Find Records" page and the county's property information page, read Nov. 7, 2026.
Step by step: find an owner
- Open Utah County Land Records (utahcounty.gov, Land Records).
- Choose a search:
- Address Search if you know the street address
- Name Search if you know the owner and want their parcels
- Serial Number Search if you have the county's parcel ID
- Development/Subdivision Search to browse a subdivision
- Open the property record. It shows the owner and the parcel serial number, which unlocks everything else.
- Follow the links from that serial number to values, tax history, recorded documents and the map.
What you can look up
| Tool | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Property Information | The full record for a serial number |
| Property Values / Valuation Notice / Appraisal | Assessed values and the valuation notice |
| Tax Information | Property tax history and detail |
| Tax Payoff | What's owed to pay off taxes |
| Delinquent Tax Search | Delinquent tax records by owner name |
| Serial History | A parcel's serial number history |
| Abstract Information | Documents recorded against a property |
| Document Image Display | The recorded document itself, by entry number and year |
| Water Rights / Mining Documents | Recorded water-right and mining documents |
For what the values and tax figures mean, see our Utah County property tax guide.
Seeing the deed
Deeds, liens and other recorded documents are indexed by the names of the parties, the location of the land and the type of document, the Recorder says. To see one:
- In the property record, open Abstract Information for a list of what's been recorded.
- Note the entry number and year.
- Use Document Image Display to view the image.
The Recorder says document images can be "accessed online at no charge." If you need a copy, copies are sold at the Recorder's office, and there's a Document Image Request form on its site.
The parcel map
Utah County's Parcel Map displays parcel images, a useful way in when you know where a lot is but not its address. The Recorder also keeps ownership plats, maps of current ownership, and official subdivision plats, both online.
Which county office does what
The county's property information page points to four departments:
- Recorder, for recorded documents, plats and the abstract of each parcel
- Assessor, for property values and appraisals
- Treasurer, for property tax payments
- Surveyor
The Recorder's office is at 100 E. Center St., Suite 1300, Provo, 801-851-8179, recorder@utahcounty.gov. The Land Records page also links to a Request To Protect Records form, and the county's property page links to a Property Watch service.
How far back the records go
| Record | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Official records | 1870 to present |
| Alphabetical index | Handwritten 1870 to January 1978; computerized since |
| Abstract records | Handwritten and typed 1870 to September 1985; online since May 1980 |
Older material, including the 1976-77 REDI books and historical plat maps, is available as scanned images on the Land Records site. For older history of a house or family, see our vital records guide.
Related guides
- Utah County property tax
- Utah Valley housing market
- Vital records in Utah County
- Utah County courts guide
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find out who owns a property in Utah County?
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What is a parcel serial number in Utah County?
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Sources
The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.
- Web Access to Utah County Land Records, Utah County Government. Checked November 7, 2026.
- Utah County Recorder: Find Records, Utah County Recorder. Checked November 7, 2026.
- Utah County Government: Property Info, Utah County Government. Checked November 7, 2026.
