Property records in East Helena
Values, classification, building details, and sales history for a parcel.
Montana property record search
The Department of Revenue's property record lookup. Find a property's classification, appraised value, characteristics and tax record anywhere in Montana.
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- East Helena parcel map and property searchEast Helena's public map viewer. Search a property to see parcel boundaries, aerial imagery and other local map layers.
East Helena What is this?
- Montana Cadastral parcel mapState parcel map with owner names, parcel numbers and property lines for Lewis and Clark County.
Lewis and Clark County What is this?
- Lewis and Clark County property tax search and paymentSearch tax bills by name, parcel number, tax ID, address, geo code, subcode, or section township range, and see data that updates nightly.
Lewis and Clark County What is this?
- Montana CadastralMontana's statewide parcel map. Search any property in the state by owner, address or geocode to see its boundary, acreage, owner, and the Department of Revenu…
Statewide What is this?
- Montana Department of Revenue, Property Assessment DivisionMontana values property at the state level. Appraisal, classification, the two-year reappraisal cycle, property tax assistance programs and appeals all start h…
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Who to ask
- Lewis and Clark County Montana Department of RevenueThe Montana Department of Revenue Helena field office appraises and assesses property in Lewis and Clark County.
- Phone
- (406) 444-4000
- Address
- 340 North Last Chance Gulch, Helena, MT 59601
- Website
- Visit website
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About property records
Parcel searches provide assessment values, acreage, building details, and sales history. Deeds, mortgages, easements, and plats are in the separate recorded-document system maintained by the county recorder or clerk.