This page helps with Property Search tasks in Clark County, Indiana by showing where to search assessment and parcel information, how to use the main public tools, and when to contact county offices for help.
Start with Clark County, Indiana - XSoft Engage for assessment data, or use Beacon - Clark County, IN - Search when you need owner, address, or parcel search options tied to the county GIS system.
Clark County, Indiana - XSoft Engage
The Clark County, Indiana - XSoft Engage property assessment search is tied to the Clark County Assessor. It provides property assessment data for public use, with data current as of 06-18-2026.
Assessment information is provided for informational use. Names and addresses of covered persons may be restricted under Indiana law, and some data may be limited or unavailable.
Important: Do not rely on online assessment data alone for legal, financial, or real estate decisions. Contact the Assessor’s Office when a record needs clarification.
Beacon property search
The Beacon - Clark County, IN property search supports several public search paths for finding parcel information.
- Owner name
- Location address
- Parcel number
Use the search option that matches the information you already have. Partial owner or address entries may show available options, and the Search button can return matching results on a separate page.
- Choose the search type, such as owner name, location address, or parcel number.
- Enter the name, address, or parcel number in the matching field.
- Select a suggested match when available, or use the Search button to review matching results.
- Open the parcel result and check the owner, property address, parcel number, and related details.
Beacon notes that county data is updated as provided by the county and should not be used for legal purposes. The listed last data upload was 6/18/2026, 9:19:21 PM.
Beacon map tools
The Beacon map view supports parcel research through GIS tools. It includes parcel search by PIN, tax ID, and unformatted PIN, along with map tools for identifying parcels, selecting areas, drawing and measuring, printing, and downloading map information.
The Beacon - Clark County, IN map can help when you need to confirm a parcel visually or work from a map instead of a text search result.
Restricted Beacon features
Some Beacon features are not open public searches. Sales Search, Sales List, and Comp Search are marked as restricted and require access. Beacon also indicates that searches by multiple parcel numbers, tax ID, neighborhood, and intersection are password protected.
Users who already have access can log in. Others may need to purchase a subscription or request account information through Beacon’s access process.
Assessor and Auditor property roles
The Clark County Assessor's Office locates, identifies, and appraises taxable property. It also handles annual trending, reassessment work, personal property assessment values, sale disclosure processing, omitted property, exemptions, mobile home assessments, and Form 11 assessment notices.
The Clark County Assessor's Office property information page is the best next stop when a property assessment needs review or clarification.
The Clark County Auditor’s Office maintains property tax maps and ownership records for the county. Deeds transferring property must be processed through the Auditor’s Office before they are processed by the County Recorder.
Property tax records and payments
For tax information, Clark County provides online options to view, print, and pay real estate bills. The county’s land and property page links to property tax search, payment, GIS mapping, zoning information, sheriff sales, tax sales, and tax research services.
The Clark County land and property page is useful when your property search is connected to taxes, payments, zoning, sales, or tax research.
For tax balance research, Low Tax Info supports searches by name, address, parcel number, and duplicate number. Name searches work best with last name followed by first name, and parcel searches work best with the full parcel number.
Online property tax payment fees are listed as follows:
| Payment type | Fee |
|---|---|
| Credit card or debit card | 2.25% for each transaction plus $1.50 per transaction |
| E-check | $1.50 for each transaction up to $99,999 |
| Duplicate bill fee | $1.00 per parcel |
| Payment without barcoded coupon | $1.00 per parcel |
Property tax due dates and payment methods
Clark County tax bills are generally mailed in early April. Taxes are generally due May 10 and November 10.
The Treasurer’s Office lists these payment options:
| Method | Details |
|---|---|
| Online | Pay by credit card or debit card, with listed service fees. |
| Mail Copy A and/or Copy B with payment to Clark County Treasurer, PO Box 1689, Evansville, IN 47706. | |
| Overnight courier | Send to Clark County Treasurer, 300 Corporate Drive Suite 105, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130. |
| In person | Pay with the entire statement at the Treasurer’s Office, 300 Corporate Drive Suite 105, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130. |
| Phone | Pay by phone with a credit or debit card at (812) 940-3998. |
| Local banks | Available during collection season with a tax bill and only when the bill meets the Treasurer’s payment conditions. |
Public records requests for Auditor records
The Clark County Auditor’s Office accepts public records requests for records handled by that office. A request should include a detailed description of the documents requested.
Completed requests may be submitted by mail, by email to lwilmoth@clarkcounty.in.gov, or in person at the Auditor’s Office. The office will notify the requester within 7 days of the status of a written request under the Indiana Access to Public Records Act.
A status response does not always mean the records are ready; it may state that more time is needed to locate the document.
Clark County property contacts
Use these county offices when an online property search result is unclear, when assessment details need review, or when the task involves taxes, ownership records, transfers, or payments.
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Clark County Assessor's Office, Clark County Government Center, 300 Corporate Drive Room 104, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Phone: (812) 285-6225
Fax: (812) 280-5641
Email: blove@clarkcounty.in.gov -
Clark County Auditor’s Office, Clark County Government Center, 300 Corporate Drive Suite 106, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
Phone: (812) 285-6211
Office hours: 8:30 - 4:30, Monday – Friday; closed holidays -
Clark County Treasurer’s Office, Clark County Government Center, 300 Corporate Drive Suite 105, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
Phone: (812) 285-6205
Office hours: 8:30 - 4:30, Monday - Friday; closed daily from noon to 1:00 pm for lunch -
Clark County Recorder
Phone: (812) 285-6235
Common questions
Where can I search for Clark County, Indiana property assessment records?
Use Clark County, Indiana - XSoft Engage for assessment data, or use Beacon - Clark County, IN - Search to search by owner name, location address, or parcel number.
Can I search Beacon by parcel number?
Yes. Beacon supports parcel number search, and the map view also supports parcel search by PIN, tax ID, and unformatted PIN.
Why are some names or addresses missing from Clark County property data?
Names and addresses of covered persons may be restricted, and some property data may be limited or unavailable under Indiana privacy rules.
Are Beacon sales and comparable searches public?
Sales Search, Sales List, and Comp Search are restricted Beacon features. Users who already have access can log in, while others may need subscription access.
Which office handles assessed value questions?
The Clark County Assessor's Office handles assessment work, including appraisals, annual trending, reassessment, sale disclosure processing, and assessment notices.
Which office handles ownership records and transfer processing?
The Clark County Auditor’s Office maintains property tax maps and ownership records. Deeds transferring property must go through the Auditor’s Office before the County Recorder processes them.
Where can I pay Clark County property taxes?
Property taxes can be paid online, by mail, by overnight courier, in person, by phone, or at listed local banks during collection season when eligible.
What should I do if an online property record is unclear?
Contact the office tied to the issue. Use the Assessor for assessment questions, the Auditor for ownership records and transfers, and the Treasurer for tax bills and payments.