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To see if your property has a recorded survey - use the Interactive Map Application.
The County Surveyor's Office does not perform boundary surveying of your property. That service is provided by licensed land surveyors in private practice. A list of local private land surveyors is available under Supporting Documents on this page.
The County Surveyor's Office serves the public by:
- Maintaining a research library of property surveys, subdivisions, and partitions. You can view recorded surveys online by using the Interactive Map Application.
- Restoring government survey monuments, which are the foundation for the location of property descriptions.
- Surveying of County owned properties and County roads
- Managing tax foreclosed parcels and other County properties.
- How do I get copies of surveys of my property?
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You can find surveys affecting your property by using our Interactive Map Application. It includes a HELP feature that describes all of the functions.
- Who will survey my property?
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Professional Land Surveyors in private practice can perform a survey for you. The County Surveyor's Office doesn't survey private property. We operate a research library where surveys are recorded.
- What does it cost to survey my property?
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The cost of a survey is negotiated between you and the Professional Land Surveyor performing the work. The County Surveyor's Office can't comment on a private business transaction.
- I want to divide my property. What is the first step?
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Contact the appropriate city or county planning department. They are the first of several steps in the process of legally dividing property.