Mineral County, Nevada property records
Property records in Mineral County, Nevada are kept by three offices: the county assessor, the county recorder and the county treasurer.
Where the record lives
The county assessor values property each year; the county recorder records deeds, liens and maps; the county treasurer bills and collects property tax. Some counties combine these jobs with another office, such as a clerk-treasurer or recorder-auditor.
- RecordsCounty assessors contact list (Nevada Department of Taxation, updated September 2023)
- AssessorCounty assessor (official site)
- DeedsCounty recorder: deeds, liens and maps (official site)
- TaxCounty treasurer (official site)
Links last verified: November 2026
What investors check here
Nevada's county recorder holds the deeds, liens and maps, so the recorded deed shows who owns a property. The assessor values property each year and keeps the parcel record, and the county treasurer collects property tax. Several counties combine offices, so the finder links to a clerk-treasurer, clerk-recorder or recorder-auditor page where there is no stand-alone office.
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