Punxsutawney Borough · Jefferson County · Pennsylvania
Find the right office for an assessed value, a county tax claim, a recorded deed, an estate record, or a Borough code or tax question. Read local selling resources and compare your options.
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Punxsutawney is a borough in southern Jefferson County along Mahoning Creek. County offices listed here are county routes in Brookville, the county seat—not Borough offices in Punxsutawney. The Borough’s Code Enforcement Office and Tax Collector handle Borough matters; the county offices handle their separate county records and processes.
Use the property address and the current bill, notice, estate record, or case number when you contact an office. You can also ask us about an as-is sale before every records question is resolved: call the number above or share the address through the form.
Useful offices
An assessed value, a tax balance, a deed, and a court notice each involve different records. We buy houses as-is in Punxsutawney Borough and Jefferson County, and you can talk with us about the house while you confirm a specific record with the office that maintains it.
Jefferson County · assessed values and county tax-claim routing
For an assessed-value or assessment-record question, start with the county assessment route. For a county tax-claim or delinquent-tax-sale question, use the department’s Tax Claim route. These are separate from a Borough tax account, recorded deed, or court judgment; use the current bill or notice to identify the account and parcel.
200 Main Street, Brookville, PA 15825.
Phone: (814) 849-1643
Jefferson County · probate and recorded land documents
Use the Register & Recorder for probate-estate records and letters, and for recording deeds, mortgages, and other land documents. A recorded deed is not an assessment, tax balance, or court-judgment record.
200 Main Street, 2nd Floor, Brookville, PA 15825.
Phone: (814) 849-1610
Jefferson County · sheriff sales and Sheriff’s Office information
The county Sheriff conducts sheriff sales of foreclosed properties. For the status or date in a specific matter, check the current notice and case information with the issuing office or court; a Sheriff sale is not the same as a county tax sale.
Borough of Punxsutawney · zoning enforcement and building-permit coordination
For a Borough zoning, building-permit, or property-maintenance question, use the Code Enforcement Office and give it the property address and notice details. Some work may need a Borough permit and a separate permit from the Borough’s UCC inspection agency.
301 East Mahoning Street, Suite 6, Punxsutawney, PA 15767.
Phone: (814) 938-4480
Borough of Punxsutawney · Borough tax-account contact
Use the Borough’s listed Tax Collector contact for a Borough tax-account question. The county Assessment/Tax Claim department is a different route; check the current bill and parcel information to see which account it concerns.
590 Spruce Alley, Punxsutawney; mailing address P.O. Box 82, Punxsutawney, PA 15767.
Helpful local rule
Punxsutawney Borough’s Code Enforcement Officer handles zoning enforcement and coordinates building permits. The Borough says some work may need both a Borough permit and a separate permit from its Uniform Construction Code (UCC) inspection agency.
If you have a repair plan or a Borough notice, give the Code Enforcement Office the exact address and ask which approvals apply to that work before starting it. Call (814) 938-4480 or use the official Codes & Permits page ↗.
Selling situations
Find the local page for estate records and questions about selling an inherited property.
Review sale options and the next steps when a lender, court, or Sheriff notice is involved.
Review house-sale questions when a property is part of a divorce.
Consider the lease, access, occupancy, and sale options for a house with tenants.
Find sale options and local contacts for a house with a code notice or open permit.
Review options for a house with fire or smoke damage.
Separate recorded documents, tax claims, and court matters when sorting out a lien question.
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$124,211 (As of September 2026; Zillow typical home value for Punxsutawney, PA). This is market context, not a value or offer for a specific house.
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To talk about a house in Punxsutawney Borough or Jefferson County, call 888-274-5006. You can also use the form at the top of this page. No office records search is required before you contact us.
Jefferson County Assessment/Tax Claim is the route for assessment questions and county tax-claim matters. Call (814) 849-1643 and use the current bill or notice to ask about the exact parcel. A Borough tax account goes to the Borough Tax Collector instead.
Use the Jefferson County Register & Recorder for recording deeds, mortgages, and other land documents. A court judgment is a court or case-record question, not a recorded deed; use the court and case information shown on the judgment or notice to identify the right record route.
The Jefferson County Register & Recorder lists probate estates and the issuance of letters testamentary or administration. Call (814) 849-1610 or use its official page to ask where to find the estate record. The office route alone does not determine who may sign for a particular property.
Contact the Punxsutawney Borough Code Enforcement Office at (814) 938-4480 and provide the property address and notice. The Borough says some work may require both a Borough permit and a separate permit from its UCC inspection agency, so ask about the specific work before starting it.
For a Punxsutawney Borough tax account, use the Tax Collector contact listed on the Borough Administration page. For county assessment or a county tax-claim matter, use Jefferson County Assessment/Tax Claim. The bill or notice and property information help identify the correct account.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office conducts sheriff sales of foreclosed properties. Check the current notice and case information with the issuing office or court for the status and date in your matter. A sheriff sale is different from a county tax sale.