Glastonbury White Pages Lookup

Glastonbury white pages let you search for people, phone numbers, and public records in this Hartford County town along the Connecticut River. Around 35,550 residents call Glastonbury home. The town clerk maintains records covering land transfers, vital statistics, trade names, and other public documents. If you are trying to find someone in Glastonbury, verify an address, or check public records tied to a person, the information on this page will point you in the right direction. Connecticut has no county government, so every record stays with the Glastonbury town clerk or a state agency. Use the search below to begin your Glastonbury white pages lookup, or read through each section for details on specific resources.

Glastonbury Town Clerk Office

The Glastonbury Town Clerk is the primary keeper of public records in town. Reach them by phone at (860) 652-7595 or visit the Glastonbury town website for office hours and directions. The clerk records deeds, mortgages, liens, trade name certificates, dog licenses, and military discharges. Under Section 7-51 of Connecticut law, the town clerk also serves as the registrar of vital statistics. That makes the office responsible for birth, marriage, and death certificates for all events that took place in Glastonbury.

When you are doing a Glastonbury white pages search, the town clerk is the best place to start for local records. Land records can show you property ownership and transactions. Vital records help confirm identity and family ties. The clerk staff can guide you to the right records and tell you what documents you need to bring for your request.

Note: Connecticut law allows you to inspect public records at no charge. Copies cost up to 50 cents per page at municipal offices under Section 1-212.

Glastonbury Land Records

Property records in Glastonbury are filed with the town clerk and indexed by grantor and grantee under Section 7-34a. Every deed, mortgage, lien release, and easement goes into the system. You can search by name to find all property transactions tied to a person in Glastonbury. This is useful for confirming where someone lives, tracking property changes, or checking liens against a property.

Copies of Glastonbury land records are about $1 per page. Certified copies cost a bit more. Some Connecticut towns offer online land record searches, so it is worth calling the Glastonbury clerk at (860) 652-7595 to ask if online access is currently available. Even without online access, you can always visit the office in person and go through the records during business hours.

Connecticut's Judicial Branch maintains a public records resource page, shown above, that lists all available court searches. These tools pull data from courts that serve Glastonbury and the rest of the state.

State Databases for Glastonbury

Connecticut provides several free databases that include records from Glastonbury. The civil case search through the Judicial Branch lets you look up any person by name. Results cover lawsuits, family court actions, housing disputes, and small claims from courts in the Glastonbury area. No login is needed. The criminal conviction search works the same way and is also free.

The eLicense portal is a good tool for a Glastonbury white pages search when you need to check professional credentials. It covers over 800 license types in Connecticut. You can search by name, license type, or address to find licensed professionals in Glastonbury. The Connecticut Open Data portal adds hundreds of datasets on property, demographics, and government services.

Voter registration information is another avenue. The Secretary of the State office handles voter data for the whole state. While individual voter records may have restrictions, basic registration status can sometimes be confirmed through the town clerk as well.

The license lookup tool shown here lets you search by name or address to find licensed professionals in Glastonbury. Results include license status, type, and other details.

Glastonbury Records Request

Under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, anyone can request records from Glastonbury town offices. Section 1-210 says every person has the right to inspect and copy public records. You don't need to give a reason. Put your request in writing and submit it to the right department. Glastonbury must respond within four business days. If the town denies your request, the denial has to come in writing. You can then appeal to the Freedom of Information Commission within 30 days.

The FOIC will hold a hearing within 30 days and must issue a decision within 60 days. This process protects your right to get records from Glastonbury. Agencies cannot charge you for the time they spend looking for records. They can only charge for copies, up to 50 cents per page for municipal offices.

• Write your request and send it to the Glastonbury office
• No stated purpose is needed for any records request
• Response deadline is four business days
• Denials must be in writing with a reason
• Appeal to FOIC within 30 days of denial

Glastonbury Vital Records

Vital records help round out a Glastonbury white pages search. The town clerk holds birth certificates, marriage records, and death certificates for events in Glastonbury. Birth records are often used to confirm identity. Marriage records show name changes. Death records can tell you when someone passed and where.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health also keeps vital records from all towns in the state. You can request records from them by mail or in person at their Hartford office. For Glastonbury residents, the local clerk office at (860) 652-7595 is usually faster. Call ahead to find out about current fees and required identification.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health vital records page above has information on how to request birth, marriage, and death certificates from the state level. This is an option for Glastonbury records if you can't visit the local office.

Hartford County Records

Glastonbury sits in Hartford County. Connecticut abolished county government in 1960, so there are no county offices. All records remain with individual town clerks. For broader resources covering the Hartford County area, see the Hartford County white pages page.

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