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Criminal & Court Records

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Court Records | Bellefontaine Municipal
Criminal & Court Records
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Bellefontaine Municipal Court records and online payments.
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Court Records | Common Pleas, Probate, Family
Criminal & Court Records
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Logan County Common Pleas Court records, including Probate Division and Family Court. Includes civil, felony criminal, civil estate.
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Jail & Inmate Records

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Inmates
Jail & Inmate Records
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Browse this Logan County Sheriff's Office list by name for persons currently incarcerated in the Logan County Jail.
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Sheriff Tax Sales
Jail & Inmate Records
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Browse this Logan County Sheriff's Office list for scheduled foreclosure property sales.
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Property & Tax Records

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Delinquent Taxes
Property & Tax Records
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Click on the township or municipality to view a list of delinquent taxpayers for Logan County.
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Property
Property & Tax Records
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Search for property records in Logan County by name, address, or parcel ID.
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Business, Voter & Other

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Obituaries
Business, Voter & Other
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1830's era Logan County obituaries from the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library database.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Go to the Clerk of Courts for court records in Logan County. Start at the Clerk of Courts's office for case lookups — Ohio has no statewide court search portal.
For deeds, mortgages, and liens, go to the County Recorder. For property values and assessment data, go to the County Auditor. For tax bills and payments, go to the County Treasurer.
Ohio handles vital records at the state level through Ohio Department of Health Vital Statistics. Marriage licenses are issued locally by the Probate Court in Logan County.
Logan County has partial online coverage — 7 databases are listed on this page, covering court records, jail and inmate records, property records, and business filings. Other record types may require an in-person visit or written request.
No. In Ohio, the County Auditor handles property assessments. There is no separate Assessor office. For recorded documents like deeds and mortgages, go to the County Recorder — that is a different office.
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