Kenosha County, Wisconsin Public Records

Kenosha County, Wisconsin

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Property Reports

  • Report available in this county Detailed Reports: Current ownership information, property characteristics, last transfer and sale records, and tax and assessment data.
  • Report available in this county Title History: Historical title transfers, sales records, original mortgages, and refinancing details.
  • Report available in this county Voluntary Liens: Complete title history report plus mortgage releases, assignments, modifications, and foreclosure records.
  • Report available in this county Legal & Vesting: Property legal description (non-recordable), title vesting information, and tax and assessment data.
  • Report available in this county Property Mega Report: All-in-one combined report featuring the most comprehensive set of property records, enhanced with exclusive data segments.
  • Report available in this county Property Valuation: Automated valuation model (AVM) providing accurate residential property valuations with recent sales records and comparables.

Parcel Maps

  • Report available in this county Assessor Parcel Maps: High-resolution parcel maps (Tax Maps) showing property boundaries and dimensions. In real estate, a "parcel" refers to a specific piece of land recognized as a distinct unit, forming the basis for property ownership, taxation, development, and land use planning.

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Kenosha County, WI Public Information

County Seat

Address:
1010 56th St. County Administration Building Kenosha, WI 53140-3738
FIPS:
55059

Elected Officials

Executive:
Samantha Kerkman
Register of Deeds:
Jennifer Mack
Clerk of Circuit Court:
Rebecca Matoska-Mentink
Clerk:
Regi Waligora
Sheriff:
David W. Zoerner
District Attorney:
Xavier Solis
Treasurer:
Teri Jacobson
Supervisor:
Eric Meadows
Supervisor:
Monica Yuhas
Supervisor:
Frederick Brookhouse
Supervisor:
Dave Geertsen
Supervisor:
Keith Gray
Supervisor:
Felix Garcia
Supervisor:
Tim Stocker
Supervisor:
John Franco
Supervisor:
Gabe Nudo
Supervisor:
Guida Brown
Supervisor:
Jeffrey Gentz
Supervisor:
Stephanie Knezz
Supervisor:
William Grady
Supervisor:
John Morrissey
Supervisor:
Sarah Kirby
Supervisor:
Daniel Gaschke
Supervisor:
Andres Gama
Supervisor:
Brian Thomas
Supervisor:
Laura Belsky
Supervisor:
Mark Nordigian
Supervisor:
John Poole
Supervisor:
Aaron Karow
Supervisor:
Erin Decker
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Demographics (2020)

Population:
168,998
Persons under 5 years:
5.70%
Persons under 18 years:
22.80%
Persons over 18 years:
77.20%
Persons 65 years & over:
14.10%
Female persons:
50.60%
White:
88.60%
Black or African American:
6.90%
American Indian & Alaska Native :
0.40%
Asian:
1.60%
Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander:
0.00%
Two or More Races:
5.40%
Hispanic or Latino:
13.50%
Median household income:
$66,595.00
Per capita income:
$33,103.00
Persons in poverty:
8.10%
Unemployment rate:
6.40%

Housing (2020)

Total Housing units:
70,755
Owner-occupied housing unit:
66.40%
Vacant housing units:
8.70%
Average household size of renter-occupied unit:
2.43
Average household size of owner-occupied unit:
2.61
Owner-occupied housing units with mortgage:
65.80%
Median value of owner-occupied housing units:
$188,400.00
Median monthly owner costs w/ mortgage:
$1,506.00
Median monthly owner costs without mortgage:
$616.00
Median gross rent:
$939.00
Housing units built in 1939 or earlier:
16.60%
Housing units built in 2014 or later:
1.80%
Householder moved into unit in 1989 or earlier:
11.70%
Householder moved into unit in 2019 or later:
4.30%
Mean travel time to work (minutes):
25.90
Persons worked from home:
4.30%
Occupied housing units with solar heating:
0.00%
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