Kodiak Island Borough, Alaska, consists of six cities. Property records in Kodiak Island Borough, AK, list information like property boundaries, ownership, tax assessments, liens, deed transfers, sale prices, and legal descriptions for land parcels and buildings. These records are maintained by the borough for many essential purposes.

Kodiak Island Borough property records reveal a median home value of $206,150 and a median rent of $1,021. With a median household income of $56,830, residents pay around 0.77% as property tax.

In Kodiak Island Borough, AK, property records are managed by the District Recorder in Anchorage. Records found at this office include deeds, mortgages, assignments, leases, liens, releases, and plats. Governed by the Alaska Public Records Act, these recorded documents are indexed by party names, recording dates, book and page references, and document types for public accessibility.

During regular office hours, individuals can access and inspect property records by visiting the physical location of the Anchorage Recorder's Office at 550 West 7th Ave., Suite 108, Anchorage, AK 99501-3564. The office maintains physical and electronic records, allowing the public to retrieve recorded property documents efficiently.

Additionally, the State Recorder's Office, part of the Department of Natural Resources, maintains property records in Kodiak Island Borough. They offer online search systems and accept document copy requests through their Online Copy Request tool for records dated after January 1, 1970.

Fees apply when obtaining copies of property records. Copy fees are $1.25 for the first page and $0.25 for each additional page. Certification incurs an extra $5 fee, and plat copy rates vary from $5 to $12 per sheet, depending on the medium. For further details on accessing and obtaining copies of property records in Kodiak Island Borough, contact the Anchorage Recorder's Office at (907) 269-8876.

If zoning verification is needed, contact the Kodiak Island Borough Community Development Department. Their office implements zoning regulations, issues permits and can check on the approved zoning for a parcel or project to ensure compliance with codes guiding construction and land use.