brevard county public records search made simple and reliable

Where to start

If you’re digging into local information, the easiest path is the official portals run by the Clerk of Courts, Property Appraiser, and Sheriff’s Office. Together they host searchable indexes for cases, deeds, liens, permits, and daily arrest logs. Many results are viewable online, with certified copies available for a fee.

What you can find

• Property deeds, mortgages, and ownership history
• Civil, criminal, and traffic case dockets
• Marriage licenses, divorces, and probate filings
• Code enforcement actions and building permits
• Business tax receipts, liens, and DBA records
• Inmate lookup, arrest reports, and incident logs

Homebuyers often run a quick deed and lien check before making an offer; contractors verify permit history on a job; journalists download meeting minutes; and neighbors research code cases on a nuisance property. Using exact names and date ranges can shave minutes off your search.

Helpful tips

Try exact spelling, then broaden. Use case numbers when you have them, or the legal description if an address fails. Expect some items to be redacted under law, and remember certified copies require in-person pickup or mail. Juvenile, sealed, and expunged records are not public.