Smith County Clerk

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Smith County Clerk Contact Information

Address and Phone Number for Smith County Clerk, a Clerk Office, at South Grant Street, Smith Center KS.

Name: Smith County Clerk
Address: 218 South Grant Street
Smith Center, Kansas, 66967
Phone: 785-282-5110

Free Smith County Clerk Office Property Records Search

Find Smith County residential property records including ownership, mortgage & deed records, land, parcel, zoning, & structural details, sales history, valuations, property tax assessments & more.

Map of Smith County Clerk

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Clerk Offices Nearby

Find 6 Clerk Offices within 30.4 miles of Smith County Clerk.

Downs City Clerk (Downs, KS - 22.8 miles)
Osborne County Clerk (Osborne, KS - 23.6 miles)
Cawker City Clerk (Cawker, KS - 26.3 miles)
Woodston City Clerk (Woodston, KS - 28.0 miles)
Phillips County Clerk (Phillipsburg, KS - 28.8 miles)
Jewell County Clerk (Mankato, KS - 30.4 miles)

External Links

Find 11 external resources related to Smith County Clerk.

Kansas State Website (kansas.gov)
Smith County Website (smithcoks.com)
Smith County Adoption Records (www.dcf.ks.gov)
Smith County Birth Certificates (www.kdheks.gov)
Smith County Clerk of The District Court Website (www.kscourts.org)
Smith County Clerk's Office Burial Records (www.smithcoks.com)
Smith County Divorce Certificates (www.kdheks.gov)
Smith County Election Results (www.smithcoks.com)
Smith County Genealogy Records (www.smithcoks.com)
Smith County Marriage Certificates & Records (www.kdheks.gov)
Smith County Voter Registration (www.kdor.ks.gov)

About the Smith County Clerk

The Smith County Clerk, located in Smith Center, Kansas, is the official keeper of public records for Smith County. The Clerk's office ensures that public records are retained, archived, and made accessible to the public in accordance with all laws and regulations. Clerks also support the elections process and provide a variety of transactional services. The Clerk's duties are established and regulated through a combination of Kansas state statutes, local ordinances and charters, and other regulations.

You may contact the Smith County Clerk's office for questions about:

Smith County public records
Smith County vital records: birth certificates, marriage and death certificates
Land, property, mortgage, and title deed records
Marriage licenses, applications, and records
Divorce records and applications
Smith County licenses, permits, and business registrations
Voter registration, elections, and polls

Smith County Household Demographic Statistics

Find Smith County Households, Marital Status, and Veteran Status. Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau; American Community Survey, 2018 ACS 5-Year Estimates.

Smith County Households
	Smith County	Kansas
Households	1,681	1,124,549
Married Couples	969 (57.6%)	571,526 (50.8%)
Nonfamily Households	569 (33.8%)	392,892 (34.9%)

Smith County Marital Status
	Smith County	Kansas
Married Couples	969 (57.6%)	571,526 (50.8%)
Unmarried Couples	54 (1.5%)	64,791 (2.3%)
Never Married Men	285 (18.8%)	375,900 (32.8%)
Separated Men	5 (0.3%)	12,803 (1.1%)
Widowed Men	67 (4.4%)	31,448 (2.7%)
Divorced Men	102 (6.7%)	116,644 (10.2%)
Never Married Women	219 (14.1%)	302,196 (25.9%)
Separated Women	7 (0.5%)	17,321 (1.5%)
Widowed Women	225 (14.5%)	104,983 (9.0%)
Divorced Women	167 (10.8%)	143,044 (12.2%)

Smith County Veteran Status
	Smith County	Kansas
Veterans	274 (9.3%)	181,453 (8.3%)

Smith County Clerk