Pocatello, Idaho · Bannock and Power Counties
Find the county or City office for property records, taxes, deeds, court filings, or a building question. We buy houses as-is, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us. We buy houses in Pocatello and in Bannock and Power Counties.
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Pocatello covers parts of Bannock and Power Counties, but that does not identify the county for a specific parcel. Use the exact address when contacting an office. The City of Pocatello Maps page ↗ lists the City GIS and zoning maps separately from the Bannock County Parcel Viewer. For a Power County property, start with the Power County Assessor linked below.
Useful local offices
Assessment, a tax balance, a recorded deed, and a court judgment are different tasks. Confirm the parcel’s county and whether a City department covers its address before relying on an office contact.
Bannock County · assessment and parcel information
Use the Assessor for assessed value, assessment records, and parcel-information questions. These are different from a tax bill, deed recording, or court judgment.
130 North 6th Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-236-7260
Bannock County · property-tax bills and payments
Contact the Treasurer about a property-tax bill, parcel account, payment, or unpaid balance. Use the Assessor for assessment questions.
624 East Center Street, Room 203, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-236-7220
Bannock County · deeds and recorded documents
Use the Recorder for a deed or another recorded land document. A recorded deed and a court case or judgment are different records.
624 East Center Street, Room 211, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-236-7340
Bannock County · court records and filings
For a court filing or case record, start with the Clerk of the Court and have the case number or notice available. This is not the property assessment or deed-recording office.
624 East Center Street, Room 211, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-236-7358
Sixth Judicial District · Bannock County Courthouse administration
Use this contact for court-administration questions at the Bannock County Courthouse. For a specific filing or case record, contact the Clerk of the Court listed above.
624 East Center Street, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-236-7379
Power County · assessment and parcel information
Use the Assessor for assessed value and county assessment questions. Confirm the parcel is in Power County before relying on this office.
543 Bannock Avenue, American Falls, ID 83211 · 208-226-7616
Power County · property-tax bills and payments
Contact the Treasurer / Tax Collector about the property-tax account, payment status, or unpaid county taxes.
543 Bannock Avenue, American Falls, ID 83211 · 208-226-7614
Power County · court records, deeds, and recorded documents
This office combines court-clerk and recorder functions. Ask the Clerk about a court case or filing; ask the Auditor / Recorder about a deed or recorded document. A title professional can help determine how a record relates to a property.
543 Bannock Avenue, American Falls, ID 83211 · 208-226-7611
Power County · local court contact
The County lists probate matters among this court’s services. Use its official page for a local court or probate contact, with any case or estate information in front of you.
543 Bannock Avenue, American Falls, ID 83211 · 208-226-7618, extension 7
City of Pocatello · construction permits, code, and dangerous buildings
For a property within City jurisdiction, contact Building about construction permits, code, or a dangerous-building question. Confirm the exact address with the City.
911 North 7th Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-234-6158
City of Pocatello · land use and planning
Contact Planning & Development Services for City land-use and planning questions. Confirm the parcel’s municipal jurisdiction for a property-specific question.
911 North 7th Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201 · 208-234-6184
Idaho deed and property-tax facts
Idaho has no state real estate transfer tax. Recording a deed carries a county fee, so ask the Recorder in the property’s county about the fee and current recording details for that deed. The recording fee is separate from property taxes.
Idaho counties mail property-tax bills in November. Payment is due December 20, or you can pay half by December 20 and the rest by June 20 of the next year. Check the parcel’s current account with the appropriate County Treasurer.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Your mortgage, liens, back taxes and share of current property taxes are separate.
Selling situations
Review estate and ownership questions before choosing a sale path.
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Open the local page →Review the property and sale questions that can come up when owners separate.
Open the local page →Compare options for a house with tenants or other occupants.
Open the local page →Review options for a house with a code notice or repair concerns.
Open the local page →Consider next steps for a fire-damaged property.
Open the local page →Separate recorded documents, court records, county taxes, and title questions.
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Call 888-274-5006 with a question about the property, or use the form above to send its address.
A Pocatello mailing address does not identify the county for a specific parcel. Use the exact property address with the appropriate county office. The City of Pocatello Maps page distinguishes its GIS and zoning maps from the Bannock County Parcel Viewer; the Power County Assessor is linked above for Power County property questions.
Use the Assessor in the county where the parcel is located for assessment and parcel-information questions. Use that county’s Treasurer for the tax bill, account, payment status, or unpaid balance. The office cards above list Bannock and Power County contacts separately.
For a deed or recorded land document, contact the Recorder or the Auditor / Recorder in the property’s county. For a court filing or judgment record, contact the county Clerk of the Court or the court identified in the case papers; have the case number available. A title professional can assess how a record relates to the property.
For a property within City of Pocatello jurisdiction, contact the Building Department about construction permits and code, and Planning & Development Services about land use and planning. Confirm the actual address with the City rather than assuming a mailing address establishes City jurisdiction.
Idaho has no state real estate transfer tax, but a county deed-recording fee still applies. Idaho counties mail property-tax bills in November; payment is due December 20, or half by December 20 and the rest by June 20 of the following year. Ask the correct county Treasurer about the parcel’s account and the Recorder about deed fees.