Pikesville Residents Directory Database

The Pikesville residents directory provides access to public records held by Baltimore County government and the state of Maryland. Pikesville is an unincorporated community northwest of Baltimore City, and it is also home to the Maryland State Police headquarters. All public record searches for Pikesville go through Baltimore County offices based in Towson. This page details the databases, fees, and offices you need when searching court cases, property records, police files, and land documents in the Pikesville residents directory.

Pikesville Residents Directory Property Search

Search Pikesville property data on the MyNeighborhood GIS portal. Enter an address to see owner name, parcel boundaries, lot size, zoning, and assessment details. Use an asterisk for wildcards. Do not include street suffixes or direction words.

The SDAT search tool at the state level provides assessed values, ownership history, and tax information. Baltimore County is code 04. Under GP Section 4-201, property assessments are public records. The Baltimore County homestead credit caps taxable assessment growth at 4% per year for primary residences. The tax portal shows current Pikesville bills, payment history, and breakdowns for water, sewer, and Bay Restoration charges.

Pikesville Court Records Search

Court cases from Pikesville are filed at the Baltimore County courthouse at 401 Bosley Avenue in Towson. The Circuit Court handles felonies, big civil cases, and family law. The District Court covers misdemeanors, traffic cases, and small claims. Hours are 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.

Use casesearch.courts.state.md.us to search Pikesville cases for free. The percent sign acts as a wildcard. Results include case numbers, party names, dates, and outcomes. Under GP Section 4-362, you have the right to challenge a denied records request through the courts. The Public Access Ombudsman under GP Section 4-601 can help mediate disputes about record access for Pikesville and Baltimore County cases.

Land records for Pikesville properties are in Room 300. Phone (410) 887-2601. Search online at mdlandrec.net for free with an account. Self-service copies cost $0.50 per page. Certified copies run $5.00 plus $0.50 per page.

Police Reports in Pikesville

Baltimore County Police handles law enforcement in Pikesville. The headquarters is at 700 East Joppa Road in Towson. Main number: (410) 887-2214. Records requests: (410) 887-2390. The Maryland State Police is also headquartered in Pikesville, but county records go through Baltimore County.

Reports cost $15 each for accidents and incidents. Crime reports are free for victims. Body camera footage goes through MPIA. Some footage is publicly releasable while other categories are restricted. Under GP Section 4-301, certain records are exempt from public disclosure. Files stay in the system for at least three years. After that, they may be destroyed. Mail requests to 700 East Joppa Road, Towson, Maryland 21286-5501.

Pikesville Permits and Code Records

Building permits and code enforcement for Pikesville are managed through the PAI records portal. The office is at 111 West Chesapeake Avenue, Room 100, in Towson. Phone (410) 887-3900.

Residential permit confirmations are $20. Commercial ones cost $50. PIA copies run $1.00 per page. Large prints are $9.00 each. Staff research costs $35 per hour after the first two free hours. Code enforcement tracks violations for tall grass, trash, untagged vehicles, and zoning issues. Files are kept three years only. Older Pikesville records may be gone.

Pikesville Vital Records Directory

Marriage licenses are on the 2nd floor at 401 Bosley Avenue in Towson. Both parties must appear in person. Fee is $35. There is a 48-hour wait with no waivers. The license is valid for six months. Civil ceremonies cost $25 on top of the license fee.

Historical vital records are at the Maryland State Archives at msa.maryland.gov. Birth records through 1924 and death records 10 plus years old are available. Marriage records go through 2013. These help with Pikesville residents directory searches for tracing family connections. Under GP Section 4-333, some vital records have restricted access depending on your relationship to the person named.

Recording Fees for Pikesville

Deeds and mortgages for Pikesville properties cost $60 to record for one to nine pages. Documents with 10 or more pages are $115. Releases run $50 for shorter filings. Regular copies are $0.50 per page from the land records office. Certified copies cost $5.00 plus $0.50 per page. Recording ends at 4:00 PM at the Towson courthouse. These fees are set by state law.

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Baltimore County Resources

Pikesville is in Baltimore County. See the county page for all available systems and offices.