This Is Not a Government Office or Records Custodian. This independently operated guide is not part of the Morgan County Clerk, Assessor, or another public office. We cannot retrieve or certify records, complete a title search, or change an assessment; contact the custodian that maintains the record. Call 911 for emergencies and report stalking or harassment to local law enforcement.
Where to Request a Morgan County Record
These routes connect common Morgan County property questions to the office or search page that can answer them:
- Who owns a property, or what it sold for: see the Morgan County property search
- Deeds and chain of title: see Morgan County deed records
- Assessed value, exemptions, and tax bills: see Morgan County property tax records
- Boundaries and parcel numbers: see Morgan County parcel maps
- The offices behind the records: see Morgan County property records offices
- Records not available online: send a request under the West Virginia Freedom of Information Act (W. Va. Code Chapter 29B) to the public body that holds the record
Morgan County Clerk: deeds and recorded documents
Kimberly Nickles, Morgan County Clerk77 Fairfax Street, Room 102
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
304-258-8547
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Clerk’s recording page links to the county’s legacy scanned-records system. Its date cutoff and complete online search fields are not published, so ask the office about a specific book, year, or copy request.
Other Morgan County record offices
- Assessor: 77 Fairfax Street, Room 103, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411; 304-258-8570. Use the WV Property Assessment portal for parcel and valuation searches.
- Sheriff’s Tax Office: 77 Fairfax Street, Room 104, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411; 304-258-8562. Contact this office about current bills and payment questions.
- Planning Commission: 77 Fairfax Street, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411; 304-867-3133. Its page links improvement-location permit and plat materials.
This website is privately operated and cannot retrieve or certify records. For an address-specific answer, contact the office that maintains that record; for public-record access, direct a request to the government custodian rather than this guide.