Greensburg, Indiana · Decatur County
Find the county office for an assessment, property-tax account, deed, or court-record question, then compare local selling guides and next steps. Greensburg is the Decatur County seat; the county offices below handle county records, while the exact jurisdiction of an individual property depends on its location.
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Decatur County offices
Assessment, tax balances, recorded deeds, and court records are separate tasks. Use the property address and any notice or document you have so the office can direct you to the right record. These are county offices; check the property’s actual location before relying on a city-specific answer.
Decatur County · property assessments and valuation records
Use the Assessor for county assessment records, assessed-value questions, and routing to the Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals. Assessment is a different question from an unpaid-tax balance or a recorded deed.
150 Courthouse Square, Suite 105 · 812-663-4868
Visit the Decatur County Assessor ↗Decatur County · property-tax information and payments
Use the Treasurer for property-tax information, the property-details route, and payment options. Ask the office about the account for the exact parcel; an assessed value is not a tax payoff amount.
150 Courthouse Square, Suite 138 · 812-663-4190
Visit the Decatur County Treasurer ↗Decatur County · recorded deeds and other land documents
Use the Recorder for recorded ownership documents and other land records. The office links an index of documents filed from January 1994 to the present and Doxpop Property Watch. An index is not a title opinion.
150 Courthouse Square, Suite 121 · 812-663-4681
Visit the Decatur County Recorder ↗Decatur County · county auditor records and transfer-document guidance
The Auditor page provides a Mailing Address Change Form and a Checklist for Transferring Documents. Use the checklist as a starting point, then ask which county items apply to the property you are selling.
150 Courthouse Square, Suite 133 · 812-663-2570
Visit the Decatur County Auditor ↗Decatur County · local court-record and payment routing
The Clerk page links Circuit, Magistrate, and Superior Court services. For a court notice or judgment question, start with the case information and ask which court office handles that record; a court record and a recorded deed are different records.
150 Courthouse Square, Suite 244 · 812-663-8223
Visit the Decatur County Clerk ↗A local document-transfer step
The Decatur County Auditor’s page links a Checklist for Transferring Documents. If you are preparing to sell, review it and ask the Auditor or your closing professional which county items apply to your property. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Mortgage balances, liens, back taxes, and your share of current property taxes remain separate.
Open the Decatur County Auditor’s page ↗Situation help
Review estate records, who can sign, cleanout, and sale questions for an inherited house.
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Read about ownership, signatures, and timing when a divorce involves a house.
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Find options for a house with repair needs or a code notice.
Review house-sale questions after a fire, including damage and insurance issues.
Separate tax balances, court records, recorded documents, and property-title questions.
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Call 888-274-5006 or send the Greensburg property address through the form above.
Go to the cash-offer form →Start with the Decatur County Assessor at 812-663-4868, Suite 105, 150 Courthouse Square. The Assessor handles assessment records and valuation questions; the Treasurer handles property-tax account and payment questions.
Contact the Decatur County Treasurer at 812-663-4190, Suite 138, 150 Courthouse Square. Ask about the account for the exact property; the Assessor’s valuation record does not give you a parcel-specific tax payoff.
Use the Decatur County Recorder at 812-663-4681 for recorded deeds and land documents. For court-record routing, use the County Clerk at 812-663-8223 and the court information on the case papers. A recorded deed and a court judgment are different records, and a property-specific title question needs title review.
Open the checklist on the Decatur County Auditor’s page and ask the office or your closing professional which county items apply to your property. The checklist is a practical starting point, not a parcel-specific tax or title determination.