This page helps users handle a property search in Lee County, Alabama, by explaining the main online search options, parcel map tools, and Revenue Commissioner contacts.
Lee County Online Services supports property searches by tax year, search type, search terms, and subdivision. The Lee Public GIS Index adds parcel mapping, aerial photo tools, and appraisal details.
Lee County Online Services property search
Use search Lee County property records online to look up property records through Lee County Online Services.
Have the best available property detail ready before searching.
- Tax year
- Search type
- Search terms
- Subdivision, when applicable
After entering the available details, use the search option to review matching property records.
- Select the tax year for the record you need.
- Choose the search type that matches the information you have.
- Enter the search terms or subdivision details.
- Review the returned records for the correct property.
Lee Public GIS parcel maps
The open the Lee Public GIS parcel map option is useful when you need map-based property review. The system supports parcel mapping, aerial photos, point-to-point measurements, parcel zooming, and current-year appraisal values.
Search options include PPIN, owner name, parcel number, street, subdivision, and property value.
Search tip: PPIN searches in Flagship GIS must be padded with leading zeros to make 6 digits, such as 000693.
For Lee Road address searches in Flagship GIS, the road number must be padded with leading zeros to make 4 digits, and road should be entered as Rd with no period. For example, Lee Road 23 should be entered as Lee Rd 0023.
Taxpayer Search & Pay information
The Lee County Revenue Commissioner also provides a review taxpayer search and payment information page for appraisal and tax payment information.
Lee County states that the data may be slightly dated, assessed values may change before final ad valorem tax purposes, and the information is for informational use only. It does not constitute a legal document describing the properties.
Mapping department records and limits
Lee County’s GIS/Mapping department maintains parcel tax maps in digital format and tracks changes using recent documents recorded in the Probate Judge’s office, including deeds, subdivision plats, and other recorded documents.
The department maintains aerial photography, parcel description record files, and the permanent parcel numbering control system for about 60,000 parcels of real property in Lee County.
The mapping staff can explain the information used to map a parcel boundary, but they do not survey property, provide legal advice, settle property disputes, provide building plot plans, keep setback records, or keep topographic surveys.
Lee County property search contacts
Contact the Lee County Revenue Commissioner offices or mapping staff for property search, real property assessment, appraisal, or mapping questions.
- Lee County Revenue Commissioner, Opelika Main Office, Lee County Courthouse, 215 South 9th St, Opelika AL 36801. Mailing address: P.O. Box 999, Opelika AL 36803-0999. Phone: (334) 737-3655. Toll Free: (855) 212-8024. FAX: (334) 705-5081. Office Hours: 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM Central Time Monday thru Friday.
- Auburn Satellite Office, 1266 Mall Parkway, Auburn AL 36830. Phone: (334) 737-7298. FAX: (334) 737-7289. Office Hours: 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM Central Time Monday thru Friday.
- Smiths Station Satellite Office, 2336 Panther Pkwy, Suite 140, Smiths Station AL 36877. Phone: (334) 664-0296. FAX: (334) 448-3774. Office Hours: 9:00 AM until 4:30 PM Eastern Time Monday thru Friday.
- Real Property Assessment Department. (334) 737-3655 Ext. 4941.
- Real Property Appraisal Department. Phone: (334) 737-3652.
- Mapping Department. Phone: (334) 737-3652.
- GIS technical assistance. GIShelp@FlagshipGIS.com. Phone: (770) 886-4645.
Common questions
Where can I search Lee County property records online?
Use Lee County Online Services for property searches by tax year, search type, search terms, and subdivision. You can also use the Lee Public GIS Index for parcel maps and appraisal details.
What can I search by in the Lee Public GIS system?
The GIS system supports searches by PPIN, owner name, parcel number, street, subdivision, and property value.
How should I enter a PPIN in Flagship GIS?
Pad the PPIN with leading zeros to make 6 digits. For example, PPIN 693 should be entered as 000693.
Can the mapping department settle boundary disputes?
No. Mapping staff can explain information used to map a parcel boundary, but they do not survey property, give legal advice, or settle disputes between property owners.
Are online property results legal property descriptions?
No. Lee County states that the data is for informational use only and does not constitute a legal document describing the properties.