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Chesterfield County Nestled between Charlotte, NC and Columbia, SC, these metropolitan areas allow for access to many of life’s pleasures while remaining relatively unspoiled by urban sprawl. Recent News
Clerk of Court. Serves the Circuit and Family Courts and is responsible for docket management, receipts, fines, and records.
Provide property record cards. (Shows sketch of buildings and other related information) Provide aerial and tax maps for sale upon request. Process Department of Revenue Exemptions for real property. Discover measure and appraise new construction for tax purposes.
Chesterfield County Council is comprised of elected officials from nine-single member districts. All council members serve four-year staggered terms. Chesterfield County operates under the Council/Administrator form of government.
Please make sure we have the most current mailing address. If you need to update your mailing address, contact the Auditor's office (843) 623-2338 for Furniture & Equipment bills or contact the Department of Revenue (DOR) at (803) 898-5222 for Business Personal Property bills.
Chesterfield, SC 29709. Phone: 843-623-2574. Fax: 843-623-6944. Email: cgaddy@chesterfieldcountysc.com
File, index and record deeds, mortgages, plats, federal tax liens, uniform commercial codes, mechanics liens and other miscellaneous documents pertaining to real property. Collect state mandated recording fees on all documents.
Phone: 843-623-2563. Toll Free: 1-866-543-2615. Fax: 843-623-6352. Email: cctreasurer@shtc.net
If you are renewing your vehicle license tag, you can pay your taxes and renewal fee to the Treasurer's office and eliminate having to go to the Department of Motor Vehicles. If you receive a tax notice for a vehicle you no longer own, you will need to contact the Auditor's office at 843-623-2338.
The Probate Court assists the citizens of Chesterfield County in probating estates, resolving disputes in estates and trusts, handling involuntary commitments for alcohol/drug abuse and/or mental illness, obtaining marriage licenses, appointing and supervising guardians and conservators, and approving minor and wrongful death settlements.