Buffalo County: Ipolb results

Register of Deeds Records Online Information

Search County Land Records 24 Hours a Day!

Laredo

Designed for users who consistently search in a single county

Fidlar Software has designed Laredo, a remote access product, with your objectives in mind. Laredo’s innovative technology and 24-hour access to the county’s land records allows you to obtain information faster and more efficiently.

Benefits

Same user interface that is used on the courthouse workstation
Real time, 24/7 access
Customizable results screens
Subscription based

Cost Breakdown:

Per-minute Plan Charges

Minutes	Price/Month	Overage Charge/Minute
0-250	$75	$0.25
251-500	$125	$0.20
501-1000	$200	$0.15
1001-2000	$300	$0.10
Unlimited	$450

**Per minute charge for each minute over the signed-up plan

To Sign Up:
To become a Laredo Subscriber please contact the Buffalo County Register of Deeds Office @ 308-236-1239.

To Search:
Once you have signed up, and have been issued a username and password, go to the Fidlar website select Nebraska as the state, then Buffalo as the county, and click download.

Tapestry

Designed for the occasional users or those who want the freedom to search in all Fidlar counties

All you need is a web browser for 24/7 access to county land records. From the Tapestry web site, users can access information from ALL participating counties. Tapestry allows for both pay-as-you-go access, and an open account payment plan.

Benefits

24/7 Remote Internet access
Secure browser based access
Search via many data parameters (grantor/grantee, date range, document number, legal description, etc.)

Tapestry Cost Breakdown

Index/Image Search - $8.75 per search

Grantor/Grantee
Beginning/Ending Date
Consideration amount
Legal description - Subdivision, parcel ID, Metes & Bounds
Document search types

Print copies - $1.00 per page

Viewing images is included in the per search fee

Flexible Payment Options:

Pay-as-you-go with a credit card - Visa & MasterCard accepted
Open Account Payment Plan - $25 minimum per month

Get Started:
Log onto www.landrecords.net to begin your search.

Subdivision List by Subdivision Name

Geographic Information System

Click the button below to access GIS:

Our GIS site is open to the public with three offices currently online.

On the Assessor tab you will be able to view parcels and section information. A photo and sketch of each parcel are also available. If you have any questions about information on the Assessor tab, please call 308-236-1205.

On the Planning/Zoning tab you will be able to see information on floodplains, wellhead protection areas, and county zones. If you have any questions about information on the Planning/Zoning tab, please call 308-236-1998.

GIS Data For Download

You can now download some of our GIS layers below. The data is available in shapefile format only.

Centerline Data (Updated 2015-05-06)

Register of Deeds

Kellie John
Register of Deeds
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location Buffalo County Courthouse - 1512 Central Ave

The Register of Deeds Office is responsible for maintaining and securing the permanent land records of the County. The Register of Deeds is a separate office in counties that have more than 20,000 inhabitants.

The duties include the preservation and recording of the land records. Every document must be proofed, indexed, and all transactions meeting the statutory requirements. This office routinely deals with complex legal descriptions and requires accuracy and detail. Legal documents, such as, but not limited to Deeds, Mortgages, Deed of Trusts, Easements, Subdivision Plats, and any and all documents that affect a specific tract of land in the county. In addition to the Public, this office is utilized by Real Estate Companies, Title and Abstract Companies, Appraisers, Attorneys, and Genealogist.

The Register of Deeds records are available on the Free Public Access computers. All copies and Buffalo County plat books are available to purchase in the office.

For information on Laredo and Tapestry, click on Deeds Records Online, to the left.
Laredo - If you are looking for online access and want a subscription.
Tapestry - You need a copy immediately or are a frequent user, pay with credit card. Get started with Tapestry.

Subdivision List by Subdivision Name

History:

The first courthouse of Buffalo County erected at Gibbon in 1873. History tells us that the Gibbon Courthouse records were placed in a wagon, brought to Kearney at night hidden in the “Chandler Building’ where the Telephone Company is today. (More Buffalo County history)

The first deed recorded in Buffalo County was a 40-acre tract of land in Section 13, Township 9, North, Range 13 West. The date of the recording was February 12, 1870.

Schedule of Recording Fees

Buffalo County Register of Deeds	Term
T.J. Scott	January 1894 to January 1898
David Mathieson	January 1898 to January 1902
T. G. Spencer	January 1902 to January 1906
V. B. Wheelock	January 1906 to January 1915
T. J. Scott	January 1915 to January 1927
Lydia Finke	January 1927 to January 1935
Mabel Rice	January 1935 to January 1959
Sam Spahr	January 1959 to January 1975
Margaret Swanson	January 1975 to January 1999
Kellie John	January 1999 to Current

Alphabetical Index of Buffalo County Land Patents Compiled by the Buffalo County Register of Deeds