Property Record Search

The Allegan County Equalization Department provides online access to Township and City parcel information through our PRD (Public Record Data) system. This tool lets you search, review, and print basic property records from your computer.

What Information is Available

The data in the PRD system comes directly from each local assessor after the March Board of Review. When provided by the local unit, you may see:

• Property address
• Owner and taxpayer information
• Current assessed and taxable values
• Tax roll descriptions
• Available sales data
• Parcel maps (as of December 31 of the previous tax year)

Important

• Only the information authorized by local assessors is shown online.
• If you need details not available on the website—such as building or improvement information—you will need to contact the local assessing office.
• The Equalization Department does not maintain building attribute data.

Finding a Parcel on the Map

Interactive Maps
Interactive map designed to focus specifically on parcels and tax related information, with options to print custom tax maps with and without aerial imagery.
Parcel & Tax Map Viewer - Current

Tax Maps
To look up a parcel on a tax map, follow these easy steps:

1. Start with a PRD search to get the parcel number. Property Record Search
2. Use the parcel number to identify the township or city and the section/block where the parcel is located.
3. Go to the map for that township/city and click on the section shown in the parcel number.
4. Once in the correct section, use the remaining digits of the parcel number to find the exact parcel.

Subdivisions
If the parcel is in a subdivision, you can go directly to the township map and use the subdivision index. It lists the subdivision name along with the section where it is located. Click that section to find the parcel.

Understanding Parcel Numbers

All Allegan County parcel numbers begin with County Code 03, but this part is not shown and does not need to be entered.

The first two digits you see in a parcel number represent the local unit (Township or City).

Example:

Parcel maps of each unit are also available online and may be printed in an 8 ½ x 11 format.

2023 without Aerial
2023 with Aerial

Disclaimer: Recipients of access or enhanced access receive all information AS IS. Allegan County, its officers, officials, employees, agents, volunteers, contractors, or its public bodies make no warranties of any kind, including but not limited to warranties of accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, or of a recipient’s right of use. Recipients are solely responsible for investigating, resisting litigating, and settling such complaints that may arise regarding the data accessed, including the payment of any damages or costs. Land description and maps are designed for the sole purpose of locating and identifying parcels for assessment purposes. Tax roll descriptions sometimes referred to as legal descriptions, are not meant to replace a legal description by an Attorney. Parcel maps are not surveyed quality and should not be used as such.

We realize that taxing authorities are not available 24 hours a day, however, this website will supply basic information. All data is as of the close of the March Boards of Review subjecting these records to potential change during the course of the year due to Homestead changes, action by the July and/or December Boards of Review, Michigan State Tax Commission, Michigan Tax Tribunal, and Michigan Department of Treasury Homestead decisions. Maps are as of tax day December 31st of the previous year.