Find Naugatuck White Pages

Naugatuck white pages give you access to people search tools, phone directory listings, and public records for this borough in New Haven County. About 32,100 people live in Naugatuck. The town clerk keeps records on land, vital events, trade names, and licenses. Naugatuck is one of the few boroughs in Connecticut, but it functions much like any other town when it comes to public records and local government. Since Connecticut has no county government, the Naugatuck clerk office manages everything locally. This page covers the best ways to run a Naugatuck white pages search, from the town clerk to statewide databases. Try the search tool below or read on for a detailed guide.

Naugatuck Town Clerk

The Naugatuck Town Clerk is the main records office for the borough. Call (203) 720-7055 to reach them. The clerk records deeds, mortgages, liens, trade name certificates, military discharges, and dog licenses. Under Section 7-51, the town clerk also serves as registrar of vital statistics, which means they hold birth, marriage, and death certificates for events in Naugatuck. Anyone doing a Naugatuck white pages search should start here for local records.

The Naugatuck borough website has links to town departments and services. From there you can find the assessor office for property data, the tax collector for payment records, and other departments that hold information useful in a people search. Walk-in visits to the clerk office are accepted during regular hours.

Land records in Naugatuck are indexed by grantor and grantee under Section 7-34a. That lets you search by name to pull up all property documents tied to a specific person. Copies are about $1 per page, and certified copies cost a bit more.

Naugatuck Public Records Access

Connecticut's Freedom of Information Act protects your right to get records from Naugatuck. Under Section 1-210, you can inspect and copy public records from any town office. No reason needed. Just put the request in writing. Naugatuck must respond within four business days. If they say no, it has to be in writing, and you can appeal to the Freedom of Information Commission within 30 days.

The FOIC handles disputes between the public and government agencies across Connecticut. They hold hearings and issue binding decisions. For a Naugatuck white pages search, you likely won't need to go through this process. Most records are available through the clerk office or online state databases. But knowing you have this right adds a layer of protection when you need something specific from Naugatuck town offices.

The Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission website, shown above, has guides, FAQs, and appeal forms for anyone who has been denied public records by a town like Naugatuck.

Note: Municipal offices in Naugatuck charge up to 50 cents per page for copies, but looking at records in person costs nothing.

State Search Tools for Naugatuck

Several Connecticut databases are free and cover Naugatuck. The civil case search from the Judicial Branch lets you look up any name to find lawsuits, family court actions, housing disputes, and small claims. Courts that serve Naugatuck are included. The criminal conviction lookup is on a different page but also free and open to the public.

For a broader Naugatuck white pages search, check the eLicense portal for professional license verification. It covers more than 800 license types and lets you search by name or address. The Connecticut Open Data portal has datasets on property, demographics, and public services that might turn up information on people in Naugatuck.

The Connecticut Open Data portal above hosts hundreds of public datasets. Property information, environmental data, and demographic records are all searchable and can support a Naugatuck people lookup.

Naugatuck Vital Records Search

Vital records are a key part of many Naugatuck white pages searches. Birth certificates confirm a person's name and date of birth. Marriage records show name changes and family connections. Death certificates can verify when and where someone passed. The Naugatuck Town Clerk holds originals for events that happened in the borough.

You can also get vital records from the Connecticut Department of Public Health. The state office in Hartford accepts requests by mail or in person. For people in Naugatuck, the local clerk at (203) 720-7055 is usually the faster option. Ask about current fees and what documents you need when you call.

• Birth certificates from the Naugatuck Town Clerk
• Marriage records show spouse names and date
• Death records available for Naugatuck events
• State DPH also processes vital record requests
• Fees vary, so call the clerk to confirm

Naugatuck Property Lookup

Property records are among the most useful tools for a Naugatuck people search. The town clerk files every deed, mortgage, and lien that comes through the office. The assessor has tax assessment data showing property values, lot sizes, and owner names. Together these two sources can tell you a lot about who owns what in Naugatuck and where they live.

The Naugatuck assessor office is separate from the clerk but works with the same property data. If you want to look up current assessed values or find out who is listed as the owner of a specific parcel, the assessor database is the right place. Some towns put this data online. Check the Naugatuck website or call the town hall to see what is available.

New Haven County Resources

Naugatuck falls within New Haven County. Connecticut abolished county government in 1960, so there is no county office. All public records are maintained at the town level. For broader resources that span the New Haven County area, visit the New Haven County white pages page.

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