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Notice: Address Search Issues
Because of a database change, Address Searches that use a full address, require the directional, if it exists. If you do not know the directional, you can do a partial search.
For example, if your address is 14108 E Outer Springer Lp, but you didn't know there was an East Directional; you could search for 14108 --or-- Outer Springer, which would bring out your desired address along with other nearby addresses.
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Subdivision ID Search
Tax ID Search
Parcel ID Search
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Owner / Buyer Search
The borough database lists the last name first, so if you want to search for 'Bill Jones', enter: 'Jones Bill'
If you do not know the first name, or it is commonly shortened (like 'Bill' for 'William') try entering a part of the name.
You can search for all or a part of a name, If you enter 'William' it would return all users who have 'William' in their name.
This would include all of the following:
William Jones
,
Todd Williams
and
Bill McWilliams
Address Search
This is the parcel's street address.
You can enter all or part of a address.
If you are looking for '141 E. Outer Springer Way' any of the follow searches would find it (and a whole lot more)
141 E. Outer Springer Way
141 E. Outer Springer
141
141 Outer Springer
Outer Springer
Springer
Subdivision / Subdivision ID Search
The Subdivision Name Search will accept all or part of a Subdivision Name
You may also use a Subdivision ID, a four digit number shared by all parcels in a subdivision.
Tax ID / Parcel ID Search
The Tax ID, also known as the the Account ID, may be found on your tax bill.
The Parcel ID is another method to search myProperty. It is a unique 5 digit number.
These fields will accept all or a part of a Tax ID or Parcel ID.