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Perry County Circuit Court Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Learn about the Prosecuting Attorney and find information on what to do with bad checks, how to report criminal non-support, and how to track current cases.

Perry County, Missouri is an historically rich county situated on the banks of the Mississippi River. With its rich German heritage and many wonderful places to visit and explore, it's no wonder that people come from all over to enjoy what Perry County has to offer.

The Assessor's office maintains ownership maps for taxation purposes on every parcel of land in Perry County. We map and maintain deeds and other instruments that are recorded at the Perry County Recorder of Deeds office. We receive information from the …

Perry County's 19,000 citizens own over 14,600 parcels of real estate and have over 11,000 personal property accounts with a certified assessed value of over $440 million as of 2023. Perry County is a third-class county.

The governing body for the Perry County Government is the Perry County Commissioners. The three Commissioners are elected for four-year terms. Responsibilities The Commissioners directly supervise department heads for all county services, which are not under the authority of the other elected officials. Their areas of responsibility include:

To learn the status of a pending Perry County case, visit the Case Net Service and then access the list of Circuit Courts, and then choose the 32nd Judicial Circuit (which includes Cape Girardeau, Bollinger, and Perry counties). You may then search by the defendant's name, by case number, or by a listing of scheduled hearings and trials.

The Perry County Collector’s Office has always prided themselves in providing Perry County citizens the highest quality of service in a timely, efficient, and courteous manner. For your convenience, we have two payment drop-boxes on either side …

Welcome to the Perry County, Missouri Recorder of Deeds’ website. Our goal is to provide information to the public about what our office does for the community, how you can get the information you need, and answer many of the frequently asked questions that our office receives.

Effective the first day of October 1, 2021 a business within the City of Perryville has a rate of 8.475%, and all other areas in the county use a rate of 6.60%. For further questions or information, visit the Department of Revenue. Use Tax Statement