Search Big Horn County, Wyoming Public Records

Field notes are the narrative record of the cadastral survey . They are written in tabular format and contain the detailed descriptions of entire survey process including the instrumentation and procedures utilized, calling all physical evidence evaluated in the survey process, and listing all ...

Records created by or filed with the Big Horn County District Court, including civil, criminal and probate case files, naturalization records and irrigation district records. Unless noted, indexes to case files have been retained by the court. Please contact the Clerk of Court for docket numbers ...

They must be attorneys admitted to the Wyoming State Bar and qualified electors of the state, and their judicial positions are full-time. A circuit court judge may submit names to the county commissioners for the appointment of magistrates to assist the judge. A full-time magistrate may be appointed in each county where a circuit court judge does not reside. There are full-time magistrates in Big Horn, Johnson, Niobrara and Platte counties.

PACER stands for Public Access to Court Electronic Records PACER is available to anyone that wishes to open an account . The account itself is free, but there is a minimal charge to use it (currently 10 cents per page of viewed or printed text). When opening your account, you may request that ...

DCI set out to develop and maintain a database consisting of Wyoming unsolved homicide and sexual assault information to uncover case connections, develop leads, identify suspects, and solve cases bringing closure to victims and their families.

FIND OFFENDERS NEAR YOU ● SUBMIT A TIP ● GET EMAIL ALERTS ● FREE FAMILY SAFETY APP · We are pleased to provide the OffenderWatch® service for the citizens of our community. OffenderWatch is the nation’s leading sex offender registry network, which enables us to manage registered sex ...

Primary and general elections are ... less than 14 days before an election and/or on election day. You can register to vote at the clerk's office in Basin, Wyoming or at any of the town offices in Big Horn County ....

Primary and general elections are ... less than 14 days before an election and/or on election day. You can register to vote at the clerk's office in Basin, Wyoming or at any of the town offices in Big Horn County ....

In accordance with SAVE, voter registration information provided by new registrants and registered voters may be verified against federal immigration records. If you are already registered to vote in Wyoming, and you need information about how to obtain an absentee ballot click here. If you arrived on this page from your county clerk's website, simply close this tab in your web browser to return to their site, or select your county from the popup options below. ... Albany County Big Horn County Campbell County Carbon County Converse County Crook County Fremont County Goshen County Hot…

Open to the public: Mon-Thur: 9am to 4pm Friday: By appointment only Excluding Holidays ... Vital Statistics Services helps the public file and access vital records . Vital records include birth, death, fetal death, marriage, divorce and other related data. Vital events are filed with the registrar ...

Locating civil marriage records in Utah prior to 1887 can be difficult as historically there wasn't a legal requirement to record them in any government register. While our listing is not complete it does represent nearly all of the records thus far identified as containing early marriages.

Accurate and complete criminal history records are not only important to the criminal justice professions, but have become increasingly important for purposes outside the criminal justice community. Employers, volunteer programs, and professional licensing are relying extensively on accurate

The Big Horn County provides vehicle titles, security agreements, elections, marriages, fixed assets, insurance, budget, land records and liquor licenses services.

Wyoming Department of Corrections Offender Locator offers a searchable platform using names or WDOC numbers.