Toronto
Toronto is an incorporated city in Clinton County, Iowa.
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Taxes, deeds, permits and other Toronto services on GovDir
Who handles what in Toronto
- Zoning and land use
- Office
- Clinton County Planning and Zoning, 563-659-8149
- Inside city limits
- Not confirmed. Ask the office above whether it covers this area too.
- Building permits
- Office
- Clinton County Building and Permits, 563-659-8149
- Inside city limits
- Not confirmed. Ask the office above whether it covers this area too.
- Property value and homestead
- Office
- Clinton County Assessor, 563-244-0569
- Property tax bills
- Office
- Clinton County Treasurer, 563-244-0573
- Deeds, mortgages and plats
- Office
- Clinton County Recorder, 563-244-0565
- Roads
- City streets
- No contact on file.
- County roads
- Clinton County Secondary Road Department, (563) 244-0564
- State highways
- Iowa Department of Transportation
Clinton County maps and records
- Clinton County parcel map and property searchBeacon is Clinton County's public parcel map and property record search. Look up a property by address, owner or parcel number to see its boundary, acreage, ow…
- Clinton County property tax search and paymentLook up a property's tax bill and amount due, and see the ways you can pay.
- Clinton County GIS mapThe official interactive GIS map for Clinton County. Open it to search a property and see its parcel and the other map layers the county publishes.
- Clinton County plats and subdivision mapsDownload Clinton County electronic plat, subdivision plat and corner certificate indexes and open original government survey scans to help find records at the …
- Clinton County GIS data downloadsRequest GIS data from the county by filling out a form with your contact details, the data format you want and how you want it delivered.
Toronto offices
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About Toronto
Toronto is an incorporated city in Clinton County, Iowa. The city makes its own local rules inside its limits; zoning and building permits are handled by the city in some places and by the county or state in others. Property values and land records stay with the county, or the city assessor in a few Iowa cities.