Board Records

Board Records staff attends, digitally records, accepts and files paperwork related to various meetings, and produces and maintains minutes of the Board of County Commission, Charter Review Board, Planning Commission and Value Adjustment Board meetings.

Deed Restrictions

Escrow Agreements

The Recording Division offers escrow account services to provide easier recording of your documents and purchasing records.

FAQs

Official Record FAQs

Fee / Calculation Guide

View the guide to fees, fines and costs.

Official Records

View details on how to search for Citrus County public records.

Marriage Licenses

All couples wishing to get married must apply for a marriage license.

Passports

Apply for a U.S. Passport at the Clerk's Office at the New Courthouse in Inverness.

Plat Maps

Search plat maps on-line by using the name of your the subdivision, plat book, and page number found on your the Warranty Deed, or the section/township/range.

Public Records Requests

Florida has the most expansive open government laws in the country. Open government law has proceeded on three different, but related, tracks: statutory public records, statutory public meetings, and judicial access decisional law.

Recording

eRecording allows users to scan their documents and use a vendor application to upload the document and associated data.

Tax Deeds

Citrus County real estate taxes are due each year November 1, payable through March 31 of the following year, with discounts allowed for early payments and a 3% penalty imposed beginning April 1.

Transparency & Accountability

As Constitutional Officers and public trustees, we hold our offices to a high standard and know that providing citizens access to public information ensures dependability, clarity, and openness in government.

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board (VAB) consists of 2 members of the Board of County Commissioners, 1 member of the County School Board, and 2 Citizen Members.

Subscription Service

The Florida Legislature, through several bills (i.e., House Bills 1673, 1675,1679 and Senate Bill 24-E), has limited "publicly available" information on Clerk's Office websites, statewide.