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5 days ago · Santa Fe County includes the Board of County Commissioners, elected officials, and administrative departments to serve the residents of Santa Fe County, New Mexico.
SFC Assessor: Property Assessment & Tax Information | Santa Fe …
Access comprehensive property information and tax data with the Santa Fe County Assessor. Make informed decisions about real estate today. Contact us now.
Research/Public Records Access - Santa Fe County, New Mexico
This page is constituents seeking public records in Santa Fe County. This includes real estate, voting information, and more.
Office of the Santa Fe County Treasurer
Thank you for visiting the office of the Santa Fe County Treasurer. Use this page to pay bills, learn about investments, or set up payment plans.
About Us | Santa Fe County
About Santa Fe County. According to the Census 2010 Santa Fe County has a population of 144,170 (increase of 11.5 percent). The population density was 67.7 people per square mile and there are 64,632 households. The median income for Santa Fe County is $52,923. Information from the U.S. Census Bureau, State and County QuickFacts. Geography ...
Recording Information - Santa Fe County, New Mexico
In order to be accepted for recording in Santa Fe County, a document must relate to property in Santa Fe County, have original signature, and have the notary's original signature. Real Estate documents include deeds, liens, etc. Please see our Recording and Filing Fee Schedule for UCC recording fees. There are several ways to record in the office:
Ordinances and Resolutions | Santa Fe County
A Resolution To Declare The Eligibility And Intent Of Santa Fe County To Submit An Application To The New Mexico Department Of Transportation For Federal Fiscal Years 2026+ Recreational Trail Programs
2024 General Election | Santa Fe County
General Elections in New Mexico are open for all registered voters to participate, you do not need to be registered with a major party in order to vote. Voters who are not yet registered or who need to change their address can use Same Day Registration to register and vote at any polling location in Santa Fe County.
Probate - Santa Fe County, New Mexico
If the property deed(s) is in joint tenants, no probate is required, although please follow-up with the County Assessor’s Office for further information. If a probate is required, all original documents filed for the purposes of a probate remain in the County Clerk’s probate filing system.
About the Clerk | Santa Fe County
Visit this page to learn about the current County Clerk and their corresponding duties; including recording information, fair elections, and transparency. Subscribe to our Newsletter! For in-person business: walk-ins welcome, but we recommend you schedule an appointment for faster service.