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This is not a government counter. Barbour County Property Records is a private reference. It cannot retrieve or certify a record, complete a title search, or change an assessment. Send the request to the custodian below. For an emergency, call 911; report stalking or harassment to local law enforcement.


Find the Barbour County Record Office

Choose the office by the record you need. The County Clerk records land instruments and maintains wills and estates. The Assessor handles property values, tax maps, and exemptions. The Sheriff Tax Office handles bills, payments, redemption, and delinquent land sales. Call before traveling to confirm current hours, copy options, and fees.

County Clerk of the County Commission

Pamela Spencer

26 N. Main, Philippi, WV 26416

(304) 457-2232; fax (304) 457-5983

barbourcounty@wvsos.com

Document Inquiry

Barbour County Assessor

26 N. Main, Philippi, WV 26416

(304) 457-2336, extension 201; fax (304) 457-4952

assessor@barbourcountywv.org

Map-card viewer

Sheriff Tax Office

26 N. Main, Philippi, WV 26416

(304) 457-2881

Posted hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Tax Inquiry

For a court file, Barbour Circuit Clerk Gerald Fogg is at 26 N. Main and can be reached at (304) 457-3454. Statewide circuit and magistrate search starts at West Virginia Court Record Access. For municipal permits, contact Philippi at (304) 457-3700, Belington at (304) 823-1611, or Junior at (304) 823-1829. The state municipal contact directory lists those town offices.

Requests for a specific non-exempt record may be made under the West Virginia Freedom of Information Act, W. Va. Code chapter 29B. Describe the record with reasonable detail, such as a parcel, instrument, book/page, date range, or tax year. The custodian must respond as soon as practicable and within five days, excluding weekends and legal holidays. Reproduction costs may apply; search labor may not be charged under the cited law. Ask for a cost estimate before requesting a large set.

For the fastest result, include your return contact, the record type, known parcel or case number, and the date range. The custodian can explain whether the item is online, held at the counter, archived, or subject to a privacy limit.