Monroe County
Monroe County, not just a dot on a map.
Secluded in the Allegheny Highlands, present-day Monroe County remained a land unseen for several generations of early Virginia colonists. The first settlers arrived around 1760, beginning a 30-year period of frontier conflict. Formation of Monroe as a separated County, separated from Greenbrier, came in 1799. The new County was named for James Monroe, Virginia's governor at the time.
Courthouse Information
Mailing Address
Monroe County Courthouse
PO Box 350
216 Main Street
Union, West Virginia 24983
Hours
Monday through Friday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Excluding:
Circuit Clerk's Office 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tax Office 8:30 AM - 4:20 PM
- County Commission (304) 772-3096
- County Clerk (304) 772-3096
- Assessor (304) 772-3083
- Circuit Clerk (304) 772-3017
- Tax Office (304) 772-3018
- Law Enforcement (304) 772-3018
- Pros. Attorney (304) 772-5098
- 911 (304) 772-3912
- Magistrate Court (304) 772-3176
Online services
Tax Inquiry
The easiest way to check your Real Estate & Personal Property taxes available! All at the few clicks of a mouse!
Certificate Applications
Need a birth, marriage or death record, use our online application to obtain one. Please click on the application you need, complete and either fax or mail the application, along with the appropriate fee, to the County Clerk's Office. Our fax number is (304) 772-4191 and our mailing address is Monroe County Clerk, PO Box 350, Union, WV 24983. We process all applications the same day we recieve them!
Birth Certificate Application
Marriage Certificate Application
Death Certificate Application
News
To view the results of each precinct from the January 30, 2010 Special Levy Renewal Eletion please click here.
Please click here to view the sample ballot for the upcoming January 30, 2010 Special School Levy Renewal Election. Please note: This is a large file and may take a few moments to download.
To view a current list of candidate filings for the May 11th, 2010 Primary Elections please click here.
