Farmington White Pages Directory

Farmington white pages give you a way to search for people, phone numbers, and public records in this Hartford County town of about 28,190 residents. The Farmington Town Clerk maintains land records, vital statistics, trade name filings, and other public documents. Looking up a person in Farmington starts with knowing which office holds the records you need. This page breaks down the local and state sources that support a Farmington white pages search. Try the search tool below or keep reading for a detailed guide.

Farmington Town Clerk

The Farmington Town Clerk is the primary office for public records in town. Call (860) 675-2380 to get in touch. The Farmington town website has department listings and general contact details. Land records, vital statistics, trade names, dog licenses, and other filings all route through the Town Clerk. Under Section 7-51, the clerk serves as the registrar of vital statistics, which means births, marriages, and deaths in Farmington are on file at this office.

Connecticut has no county government. It was abolished in 1960. Even though Farmington falls within Hartford County on a map, there is no county records office to visit. Every town in the state manages its own records independently. For a Farmington white pages search, the Town Clerk is the key local resource. You can visit during office hours, call, or send a written request for specific records.

Farmington is one of the older towns in Connecticut, but what matters for a records search is the current system. The Town Clerk's office is modern and responsive to public inquiries. If you cannot visit in person, many records can be requested by mail or phone.

Farmington Land Records Search

Land records are a practical tool for running a Farmington white pages search. Deeds, mortgages, and liens filed in Farmington all get recorded and indexed by the Town Clerk. Under Section 7-34a, land documents must be indexed by grantor and grantee. That lets you search by name and see a person's property history in Farmington. These records are open to anyone. You can inspect them during office hours without having to explain why.

Copies of municipal records cost up to 50 cents per page under Section 1-212. Recording fees for new documents tend to be higher. The first page usually costs $53 in Connecticut towns, with additional pages at $5 each. Contact the Farmington Town Clerk for the exact fees that apply right now. Land record searches show addresses, legal names, and co-owners, all of which can be useful for a Farmington white pages lookup.

The Connecticut Judicial Branch public records page is another tool that helps with name-based searches across the state.

This screenshot shows the Connecticut Judicial Branch public records page, which lists the online databases available for case searches that include Farmington.

Vital Statistics in Farmington

Farmington vital records cover births, marriages, and deaths. These are direct ways to verify a person's identity and their ties to the town. The Town Clerk stores the originals for all vital events that take place in Farmington. You can get certified copies in person or by mail.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health also holds vital records at the state level. Their Hartford office can process requests for records from any Connecticut town, including Farmington. Marriage licenses are issued by the clerk in the town where the ceremony will happen, or in either applicant's town of residence. Birth certificates stay on file in the town where the birth took place. For a Farmington white pages search, vital records provide dates, legal names, and family connections that other records do not always include.

Note: Connecticut DPH walk-in hours are limited, so check their schedule before visiting.

State Databases for Farmington

Free state databases cover Farmington residents and can help with a white pages search. The civil case lookup from the Judicial Branch lets you type a name and find civil lawsuits, family court cases, small claims, and housing disputes. Courts that serve Farmington are included. The criminal dockets portal covers conviction records. Both tools are free and open to anyone.

The eLicense portal checks for professional licenses held by people in Farmington. It covers hundreds of license types and is maintained with real-time data from the state. The Freedom of Information Commission backs your right to see public records from any Farmington office. Under Section 1-210, every person has the right to inspect and copy public records. Farmington offices must respond within four business days. Copy fees are capped at 50 cents per page for municipal records under Section 1-212.

The eLicense portal is especially helpful for verifying names and professional credentials in Farmington.

This screenshot shows the Connecticut eLicense portal where you can search for licensed professionals in Farmington by name, license type, or business name.

Getting Records from Farmington

Public records from Farmington are available through several channels. The Town Clerk at (860) 675-2380 handles land records, vital statistics, and trade names. Court records go through the state online tools. You can also submit a Freedom of Information request to any Farmington town office in writing.

Under the FOI Act, Farmington must respond within four business days. Denied requests can be appealed to the FOIC within 30 days. The commission then holds a hearing within 30 days and decides within 60. There is no charge for inspecting records at the Town Clerk's office during business hours. Copies cost up to 50 cents per page. The town cannot charge for staff time spent finding the records.

• Town Clerk handles local land and vital records
• FOI requests get a four-day response window
• Copies max at 50 cents per page
• Inspecting records in person is free
• Appeals go through the FOIC
• No reason needed to access public records

Hartford County Resources

Farmington sits within Hartford County. The county has no government since 1960, but its borders still matter for court jurisdictions and statistics. Visit the Hartford County white pages page for resources that cover the broader region around Farmington.

Nearby Cities

These towns near Farmington have white pages resources and their own town clerk offices.