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Clearwater streamlines property lien searches with online system
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Clearwater Streamlines Property Lien Searches with New Online System: Conduits™

Clearwater has launched Conduits™, a new online system providing electronic access to city interests against real property. This digital platform simplifies research for residents and businesses needing to find information on fees and liens.

10/05/2026 · Clearwater edition

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Clearwater property owners and businesses can now access city interests against real property through a new online system. The city launched Conduits™, an internet-based platform, to provide electronic reports on various fees and liens.

This new digital access simplifies the process for residents and businesses needing to research property interests. Instead of manual inquiries, users can now quickly find information on a range of financial obligations tied to properties within Clearwater.

Conduits™ is operated and supported by Net Assets Corporation. The system provides comprehensive reports, including details on Planning fees, Permit fees, and Business License fees. Users can also find information related to Utilities and Code Enforcement's actions.

The online platform further includes data on Legal Liens and Release Fees. This centralized access aims to improve transparency and efficiency for anyone needing to understand the financial standing and regulatory compliance of real property in Clearwater.

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