Yolo County, CA Public Records

Yolo County has long been known for its thriving agricultural industry. Its name is a corruption of the word "Yo-loy," a Native American tribal name that is said to mean "a place abounding in rushes." Public records in Yolo County are available from various offices, official government websites, and third-party providers per the California Public Records Act (CPRA). Most Yolo County public records are accessible except for personal documents, medical records, law enforcement records, trade and intellectual property records, and educational records. Vital records include marriage, divorce, birth, and death certificates. The Yolo County Clerk-Recorder manages birth, marriage (public and confidential), and death records. Yolo County vital records are only accessible to those with a direct or legitimate interest in the record. They include the registrant, immediate family members, the attorney, and authorized government agencies. Record seekers can access Yolo County vital records by visiting the office, via mail, or by fax. The office charges a fee for each vital record. Divorce records in Yolo County are available from the County Superior Court. The court provides divorce records in person or via mail, provided the requester makes a written request indicating details of the divorce decree. Yolo County property records include deeds, mortgages, and real estate documents. They are accessible by all public requesters through the County Assessor's Office. The office provides an online parcel number search for public record seekers. Alternatively, individuals may contact the office to inquire about properties within the county.