New Britain White Pages Directory

New Britain white pages help you find people, phone numbers, and public records in this Hartford County city of about 75,900 residents. The town clerk is an elected official sworn to uphold constitutional law and the ordinances of New Britain. Since 1850, the town clerk has securely kept the vital statistics of more than two million births, deaths, marriages, trade names, military discharges, and land record documents. The town clerk also serves as the registrar of vital statistics, city clerk, and clerk of the common council. That one office covers a lot of ground. Use the search tool below to start a New Britain white pages lookup, or keep reading for full details on local and state record sources.

New Britain Town Clerk Office

The New Britain Town Clerk is at 27 West Main Street, Room 109. Phone numbers are (860) 826-3347 and (860) 826-3349. The fax line is (860) 826-3348. Office hours run Monday through Friday from 8:15am to 3:45pm. This is the main office for public records in New Britain and it wears many hats. The clerk handles vital records, land records, dog licenses, business licenses, trade names, election records, and notary services. For most New Britain white pages searches, this is where you start.

The New Britain Town Clerk website gives you full details on each service and how to make requests. The office has been in operation since 1850, which means it holds one of the deeper local archives in the state. More than two million records have been filed and kept there over the years. That kind of depth makes New Britain a rich source for anyone searching for people or tracing family connections.

Below is the New Britain Town Clerk's page showing services and contact details.

This page outlines everything the New Britain Town Clerk provides, from vital records to election services. Bookmark it if you plan to make repeat visits or requests.

New Britain Land Records Search

Land records in New Britain are available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That gives you round-the-clock access to deeds, mortgages, and other property documents filed with the town. The Connecticut Town Clerks Portal is another way to get to these records. For in-person visits, walk-in recordings must be processed at least 15 minutes before the office closes. eRecording is open from 8:30am to 3pm during business hours.

Under Section 7-34a, the New Britain Town Clerk must record all deeds, mortgages, and related land documents and index them by grantor and grantee. Copies cost $1 per page. Certified copies add $2 on top of that. These records are a big part of any New Britain white pages search because they connect names to addresses and show who owns what in the city. If you are trying to find where someone lives or verify a property claim, land records are the place to look.

The screenshot below shows the New Britain land records search portal where you can look up documents by name.

This is the online land records system for New Britain. You can search by name, date, or document type at any time of day.

Note: Walk-in customers should arrive at least 15 minutes before 3:45pm to make sure their recording gets processed that day.

New Britain Vital Records

The New Britain Town Clerk serves as the registrar of vital statistics for the city. Birth, marriage, and death certificates are all on file here. The office also handles adoptee original birth records in uncertified form. Online ordering for vital records is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, which is a real benefit if you can't visit during office hours. Under Section 7-51, town clerks keep the original certificates for all vital events that take place in their municipality.

For a New Britain white pages search, vital records help confirm identity and family ties. A birth certificate shows full name and parents. A marriage record ties two people together. Death records close the loop on someone's life and are often needed for estate matters. The Connecticut Department of Public Health can also provide copies at the state level if you need records from outside New Britain or prefer the state route.

State Databases for New Britain

Connecticut runs several free tools that pull in records from New Britain. The civil case search at the Judicial Branch website lets you look up lawsuits, family court cases, small claims, and housing disputes by name. The courts that serve New Britain fall under the Hartford judicial district, so cases from this area show up in the statewide system. Criminal conviction records are available on a separate tool at the criminal dockets page. Both are free and do not require an account.

The eLicense portal covers more than 800 types of professional licenses in Connecticut. You can search by name or address to find people in New Britain who hold active licenses for things like medicine, contracting, real estate, and more. All data is updated instantly and is considered a primary verification source by the state. For a New Britain white pages search, this can help you learn what someone does or verify a claim about their profession.

Connecticut's Freedom of Information Act protects your right to see records from New Britain offices. Under Section 1-210, you can inspect and copy public records without stating why. The Freedom of Information Commission enforces this law. New Britain must respond to requests within four business days. Municipal agencies can charge up to 50 cents per page for copies under Section 1-212, but looking at records in person costs nothing.

Getting New Britain Public Records

Pulling records from New Britain is simple once you know where to go. The Town Clerk at 27 West Main Street, Room 109 handles land records, vital statistics, trade names, and most other local documents. Call (860) 826-3347 to ask questions or set up a visit. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:15am to 3:45pm. Land records and vital records can also be ordered online at any hour.

The New Britain city homepage is a good place to start looking for city departments and services.

This is the New Britain city website. It links to departments, meeting schedules, and other resources that can help with a people search.

Under the Freedom of Information Act, New Britain has four business days to answer a records request. Denials must be in writing. If your request gets turned down, file an appeal with the FOIC within 30 days. They hold a hearing within 30 days and must decide within 60. The system is set up to keep New Britain records open for anyone running a white pages search or any other purpose.

• Land records searchable online 24/7
• Copies cost $1 per page, certified copies add $2
• Vital records available online and in person
• eRecording open 8:30am to 3pm on business days
• Over two million records on file since 1850
• Court records free through the state judicial branch

Hartford County Resources

New Britain is part of Hartford County. Connecticut ended county government in 1960, so there is no county office with staff or services. The county still exists as a geographic label for court districts and data reporting. Visit the Hartford County white pages page for more resources that cover the broader region around New Britain, including the state capital.

Nearby Cities

These cities near New Britain have their own white pages resources and town clerk offices.