Augusta-Richmond White Pages Lookup

Augusta-Richmond County white pages give you access to public records for the second largest metro area in Georgia. As a consolidated city-county government, Augusta-Richmond keeps all records under one system at 535 Telfair Street, Augusta, GA 30901. You can search for people through open records requests, court case files, property tax data, and planning records. The consolidated structure means city and county records merge into one place, which simplifies the search process. Whether you need to find an address, check a name, or pull court data, Augusta-Richmond white pages cover it all through one government body.

Augusta-Richmond Open Records for White Pages

The Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government provides an online portal for open records requests. The main office sits at 535 Telfair Street, Suite 200, Augusta, GA 30901. You can request records from planning, utilities, administration, and other departments through this single portal. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, any person has the right to inspect and copy public records. No reason is needed.

Because Augusta and Richmond County merged into one government, you do not have to file separate requests at different offices. Everything funnels through the consolidated system. That makes Augusta-Richmond white pages searches more direct than in cities where you need to contact both a city clerk and a county clerk for different types of records. Most requests get processed within three business days.

The consolidated government also uses a JustFOIA portal for online tracking. You can submit your request, get a case number, and check on it later without having to call anyone. For a city of this size, the digital tracking is helpful when you need records from multiple departments at once.

The state's open records portal from the Georgia Secretary of State provides additional guidance on your rights when requesting public records anywhere in Georgia, including Augusta-Richmond.

The screenshot above shows the Georgia Secretary of State's open records page. It outlines the process that applies to all government agencies in the state, including Augusta-Richmond County.

Augusta-Richmond Sheriff and Court Records

The Augusta-Richmond County Sheriff's Office keeps jail records, inmate data, and police reports. The office is at 400 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30901. Phone number is (706) 821-1000. Visit the Augusta-Richmond Sheriff's Office page for details on how to request records. Jail records show booking dates, charges, and bond info. These files tie names to specific events and are a strong part of any Augusta-Richmond white pages search.

The Augusta-Richmond Civil and Magistrate Court handles small claims cases and local violations. The court sits at 735 James Brown Boulevard, Suite 2400, Augusta, GA 30901. Court records include case numbers, party names, and scheduled court dates. Magistrate court data is especially useful for white pages lookups because the cases often involve local disputes between named individuals at known addresses.

For broader court searches, the Augusta-Richmond Court Case Search portal lets you look through filed cases. You can search by name or case number. Superior Court records include civil filings, criminal cases, property disputes, and more. All of this is public under the Georgia Open Records Act.

Note: Inmate search records are updated regularly but may not reflect releases that happened within the last 24 hours.

Augusta-Richmond Property Tax White Pages

Property tax records link people to the land they own. The Augusta-Richmond County Tax Commissioner's office is at 535 Telfair Street, Suite 100, Augusta, GA 30901. Phone is (706) 821-2391. The Tax Commissioner's page lets you search and pay property taxes online. Each record shows the property owner, address, and full tax history.

Tax records are one of the most reliable sources for Augusta-Richmond white pages searches. Property ownership is public. Anyone can look it up. If someone owns a home or a piece of land in Augusta-Richmond, their name and address appear in the tax rolls. This is true whether the property is residential, commercial, or vacant land. The Tax Commissioner's online search tool is free to use.

The Georgia Professional Licensing Search can also help you locate people in Augusta-Richmond who hold state-issued licenses. Filter results by city to see only Augusta records. The licensing database shows names, license types, status, and sometimes addresses.

That page shows the Georgia Secretary of State's licensing search tool. It covers all licensed professionals in the state, including those based in Augusta-Richmond.

Augusta-Richmond Planning and Voter Data

The Augusta-Richmond Planning and Development page covers building permits, zoning records, and business licenses. These records show property addresses, owner names, and project details. If someone built or renovated a property in Augusta-Richmond, the permit is on file. Business licenses in the planning system link an owner to a physical location. Both are useful for white pages searches.

Voter registration data adds another tool. Under Georgia Code 21-2-210, voter lists contain names and addresses. The Augusta-Richmond Voter Registration page has local election info. The state's My Voter Page tool lets you check registration details statewide. Voter records are one more way to confirm that someone lives in Augusta-Richmond.

Utility records round out the picture. The Augusta-Richmond Utilities page covers water and sewer services. Utility accounts tie a name to a service address. These records can sometimes be accessed through an open records request, giving you another angle for your Augusta-Richmond white pages search.

Georgia State Records for Augusta

State databases extend your search beyond what Augusta-Richmond County holds locally. The Georgia eCorp Business Search lets you look up business officers and registered agents by name. Augusta is a business hub for eastern Georgia, so many company registrations list local addresses.

Vital records from the Georgia Department of Public Health add life event data to your search. Marriage certificates, birth records, and death records all tie names to dates and locations. Under Georgia Code 31-10-1, these records have specific access rules. Certified copies run about $25 each. The Georgia Courts E-Access portal provides access to Superior Court case searches across the state, including cases filed in Augusta-Richmond County.

The E-Access portal above links to court case search tools for counties throughout Georgia. It is a useful starting point for finding Augusta-Richmond court records online.

Nearby Georgia Cities White Pages

Augusta-Richmond sits on the eastern border of Georgia, near the South Carolina state line. If you need to expand your white pages search, these nearby Georgia cities have their own public record resources.