Find New London White Pages

New London white pages help you search for people, phone numbers, and public records in this southeastern Connecticut city of about 28,080 residents. New London is the county seat of New London County by historical designation, though county government was abolished in 1960. The Town Clerk handles all local public records, from land filings to vital statistics. This page covers where to find New London white pages data, which offices to contact, and what state databases can supplement your search. Start with the tool below or read through each section for the full picture.

New London Town Clerk Records

The New London Town Clerk is the main hub for public records in the city. Call (860) 447-5205 to reach the office. The New London city website has department listings and contact info. Land records, vital statistics, trade names, and election filings all pass through the Town Clerk. Under Section 7-51, the clerk serves as the registrar of vital statistics. That means birth, marriage, and death certificates for events in New London are filed and stored at this office.

New London is a city with its own municipal government, but for records purposes it works the same way as any Connecticut town. There is no county-level records office since county government ended in 1960. Everything is handled locally. The Town Clerk's office is the single point of contact for a New London white pages search that involves local public records. You can visit in person, call, or write to make a request.

New London also has a City Clerk who handles legislative records, council minutes, and ordinances. The Town Clerk deals specifically with land records and vital statistics, which are the most useful for people searches.

Land Records in New London

Land records offer a direct way to look up people in New London. Every property deed, mortgage, and lien gets recorded by the Town Clerk and indexed by name. Under Section 7-34a, all land documents must be indexed by both grantor and grantee. A name search can show you every property a person has bought, sold, or refinanced in New London. These records are public and can be inspected during normal hours.

The standard fee for copies of municipal records in Connecticut is up to 50 cents per page under Section 1-212. Recording fees for new documents are typically higher. Most Connecticut towns charge $53 for the first page of a new recording, with $5 for each additional page. Contact the New London Town Clerk at (860) 447-5205 to confirm the current fee schedule. Land records are some of the most useful white pages tools because they connect names to addresses, show when someone moved, and reveal co-owners on a property.

Here is the Connecticut Open Data portal, which includes property and other public datasets for New London.

This screenshot shows the Connecticut Open Data portal, where you can access public datasets covering New London and other municipalities across the state.

New London Vital Statistics

Vital records in New London cover births, deaths, and marriages. These records tie a person to the city with dates and legal names. The Town Clerk keeps the originals for all vital events that take place in New London. You can request certified copies in person or by mail. Fees vary by document type, so check with the office before your visit.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health holds copies of vital records at the state level too. Their Hartford office processes requests for records from any town in Connecticut, including New London. Marriage licenses are issued by the town clerk in the town where the ceremony is planned or in the town where either applicant lives. Birth certificates are filed in the town of birth. Death records stay in the town where the death occurred. All of these records support a New London white pages search by adding verified details that other sources may not have.

Note: State DPH walk-in hours are limited to certain days, so calling ahead is a good idea.

State Search Tools for New London

Several state databases let you search for New London residents without visiting town hall. The Judicial Branch civil case search covers lawsuits, family court matters, small claims, and housing disputes from courts that serve New London. Enter a name and the results will show you any cases on file. The criminal dockets portal handles conviction records and is free to use.

The eLicense portal lets you verify professional licenses for people in New London. It covers medical professionals, contractors, and real estate agents, among hundreds of other categories. Data is updated in real time. The Connecticut Open Data portal provides hundreds of public datasets, from voter records to business filings. Together, these tools give a New London white pages search more depth than you can get from any single source.

The Freedom of Information Commission enforces your right to see public records from any New London office. Under Section 1-210, you can inspect and copy records without giving a reason. New London must respond within four business days. If you get turned down, appeal to the FOIC within 30 days.

The eLicense search tool from the state covers licensed professionals in New London and the rest of Connecticut.

This screenshot shows the Connecticut license lookup page, which verifies professional licenses by name, license number, or business name for New London residents.

Requesting New London Records

Getting records from New London follows standard Connecticut rules. Start with the Town Clerk at (860) 447-5205 for land records, vital statistics, and trade names. Court records are searchable through the state judicial branch website. You can send a written Freedom of Information request to any New London public office.

The FOI Act gives the office four business days to respond. Copy fees top out at 50 cents per page for municipal agencies. There is no charge for inspecting records during business hours. If a request is denied, appeal to the FOIC within 30 days. These rules apply to all New London white pages searches that go through official channels.

• Written or verbal requests accepted
• Response due within four business days
• Copies cost up to 50 cents per page
• Inspection of records is free
• Denied requests can be appealed to FOIC

New London County Resources

New London sits in New London County. There has been no county government since 1960, but the geographic boundary still matters for court districts and data. The New London County white pages page covers resources for the wider region, including other towns in the county.

Nearby Cities

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