Scott County is a great place to live. We're glad you chose to live in Scott County. Below are some links to various resources that will help you get started getting setup in your community.

Scott County services important to new residents:

• Assessor's Office
  • Check your property record
  • If you live in the home you own, apply for the Homestead Tax Credit
  • The Davenport City Assessor is for residents in the City of Davenport
  • The County Assessor is for all residents not in Davenport.
• Auditor's Office
  • Register to vote with the Auditor's Office
• Health Department
  • Get child school immunizations at the health department
  • Apply for a permit for a well or onsite waste water treatment (septic) system; request water well inspection
• Recorder's Office
  • Property records are at the Recorder's Office
  • Obtain hunting and fishing licenses.
  • Register boats, ATVs and/or Snowmobiles
  • Apply for your U.S. Passport
• Planning & Development
  • Check out rural land uses and building permits
• Secondary Roads
  • If you live on a county gravel road, you can apply for dust control permits
• Treasurer's Office
  • Monitor and pay Scott County property taxes
  • Motor vehicle license plates and registration - you get your driver's licenses with the state, but your vehicle plates from the Treasurer's Office.

The following items are not intended to be a complete list, but we hope it provides a start to helping you settle in Scott County.