Jasper County Estate Records

Jasper County sits in central Georgia between Atlanta and Macon. Monticello is the county seat. The county has about 14,000 residents. Jasper County maintains public records at offices in Monticello. You can access court files, property records, and vital certificates.

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Jasper County Quick Facts

14,000 Population
373 Square Miles
1807 Year Founded
Monticello County Seat

Jasper County Superior Court Clerk

The Superior Court Clerk in Jasper County keeps court and real estate records. The office is in the courthouse in Monticello. They handle civil cases, criminal cases, and family matters. Real estate deeds and liens are filed here. Records go back over 200 years.

You can search records in person at the clerk's office. Staff will help you locate files. Copies are available for purchase. The office also issues notary commissions. They handle passport applications.

The Towaliga Judicial Circuit serves Jasper County. This circuit covers several central Georgia counties. The clerk coordinates with circuit judges. Court schedules are available at the office.

Address Jasper County Courthouse
126 West Greene Street
Monticello, GA 31064
Phone (706) 468-4901
Hours Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Jasper County Probate Court Records

The Probate Court in Jasper County manages vital records and estates. They issue marriage licenses and birth certificates. Death certificates are also available. The court handles guardianship cases. Wills are filed and recorded.

The probate office is in the courthouse. You can get certified copies. Marriage licenses require both parties to appear. Valid photo ID is required. Weapons carry licenses are issued here.

Estate administration records are public. You can search these files at the office. Historical records are valuable for research. Staff can help with genealogical searches.

Jasper County Property Records

The Tax Commissioner in Jasper County assesses property values. They collect taxes for county operations. Property maps show land boundaries. You can search ownership records. The office is in Monticello.

Tax records are public documents. Assessment notices are mailed annually. Tax bills are due each year. The office also handles vehicle tags. Registration services are provided.

The GSCCCA provides online deed searches. You can find Jasper County real estate records. This includes security deeds and liens. Visit their portal for access.

Jasper County Sheriff's Office Records

The Jasper County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement. They patrol the county and respond to calls. Incident reports are filed for events. You can request copies at the office. The sheriff's office is on Highway 83.

The jail is run by the sheriff. Booking records show arrests. Jail logs are public records. Some details may be restricted. Active investigations stay confidential.

To obtain a report, visit the office. Provide incident details. Staff will search for the record. There may be a copy fee.

Requesting Jasper County Public Records

Georgia's Open Records Act covers Jasper County. Anyone can request documents. Residence is not required. No reason need be given. Just specify what you want.

Contact the Open Records Officer. Make your request in writing. Include your contact details. Describe records clearly. Response time is three business days.

The Governor's Office provides state records. The Secretary of State has open records information.

State Resources for Jasper County

State agencies maintain Jasper County records. The GSCCCA has real estate data. Search deeds and UCC filings online.

The Department of Public Health has vital records. Order certificates online. The cost is $25 per certified copy.

The Secretary of State has business records. Search corporations and licenses. This is a free service.

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Nearby Counties

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