Trumbull White Pages Directory

Trumbull white pages provide a way to look up people, phone numbers, and public records in this Fairfield County town. About 38,000 residents live in Trumbull, and the town clerk keeps records that cover property, vital events, licensing, and more. You can search for someone by name, check land ownership, or pull vital records through Trumbull's local offices. Connecticut ended county government in 1960, so the Trumbull town clerk manages all local record keeping on its own. This guide covers the offices, databases, and state tools that make a Trumbull white pages search possible. Use the search tool below to get started right away, or keep reading for a breakdown of each resource.

Trumbull Town Clerk Records

The Trumbull Town Clerk is the go-to office for public records in town. You can reach them at (203) 452-5035. This office handles land records, vital statistics, trade name registrations, dog licenses, and notary services. Under Section 7-51 of the Connecticut General Statutes, the town clerk serves as registrar of vital statistics. That gives them custody of all birth, marriage, and death certificates for events that happened in Trumbull. If you are doing a Trumbull white pages search, the clerk office is the first place to check.

The Trumbull Town Clerk page on the official website lists services, hours, and forms you may need to fill out. Land records in Trumbull are indexed by grantor and grantee under Section 7-34a, which means you can search by name to find deeds, mortgages, and other property documents linked to a specific person.

The Trumbull Town Clerk page above shows the full list of record types and services available at this office. Use it to plan your visit or send in a written request.

Trumbull Town Website

The Trumbull town website connects you to every department in town government. The assessor page can help with property lookups. Planning and zoning has records on land use. The tax collector page shows who has paid or owes taxes on a given property. All of these can feed into a Trumbull white pages search when you need more than just a name or phone number.

The Trumbull homepage shown above links to department pages, online services, and public notices. It is a solid starting point for anyone trying to find information about people or property in Trumbull.

Trumbull also posts meeting agendas and minutes online. Town council and board actions are public record, and they sometimes name individuals involved in land use cases, zoning appeals, or other matters that come before the town.

Trumbull Land and Property Search

Land records are a powerful tool for any Trumbull people search. Every deed, mortgage, lien release, and easement filed in Trumbull gets recorded by the town clerk. These documents list names, addresses, and legal descriptions of property. Under Section 7-34a, the clerk must index all land documents by both the grantor (seller) and grantee (buyer). That makes it possible to pull up every property deal a person has been part of in Trumbull.

Copies of land records cost about $1 per page at the clerk office. Certified copies are a couple dollars more. You can inspect the records in person at no charge. Trumbull's land records go back decades, so even older transactions are available if you need to trace a history.

State Databases for Trumbull

Connecticut provides free statewide tools that include Trumbull records. The civil case search from the Judicial Branch covers lawsuits, family court, housing disputes, and small claims. Search by name to find cases tied to anyone in Trumbull. Criminal conviction records are available through the criminal docket search. Both are free and require no sign-up.

The eLicense portal is useful for a Trumbull white pages lookup when you need to verify professional credentials. It covers 800 or more license types. Doctors, contractors, electricians, and real estate agents in Trumbull can all be checked through this system. The Open Data portal rounds things out with state datasets on property, environment, and demographics.

Under the Freedom of Information Act, you can also request records directly from Trumbull offices. Section 1-210 says every person has the right to inspect and copy public records. No reason needed. Trumbull must respond within four business days.

Note: If Trumbull denies a request, you can appeal to the Freedom of Information Commission within 30 days.

Trumbull Vital Records

Birth, marriage, and death records from Trumbull are held by the town clerk. These vital records help confirm identity, trace family connections, and fill in details for a white pages search. The Trumbull office issues certificates for events that took place within town limits.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health also keeps vital records and can fill requests for any town in the state. For most Trumbull searches, calling the town clerk at (203) 452-5035 is the faster route. Ask about current fees and what identification you need to bring when you call.

• Birth certificates confirm full name and date of birth
• Marriage records show name changes and spouse details
• Death records close out a person's file
• Trumbull Town Clerk is the local registrar of vital statistics
• State DPH in Hartford also processes vital record requests

Fairfield County Records

Trumbull is in Fairfield County, though the county has no government of its own. The geographic boundary still applies for court districts and census data. For resources that cover the Fairfield County region, see the Fairfield County white pages page.

Nearby Cities

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