Find Dunwoody White Pages

Dunwoody white pages give you tools to search public records for people in this DeKalb County city just north of Atlanta. The city has more than 51,000 residents and was incorporated in 2008. You can look up names, pull addresses, check phone numbers, and search court or property data through city, county, and state resources. Dunwoody white pages rely on DeKalb County for most official records since the county handles courts, taxes, and property filings. This page covers every tool you need.

Dunwoody White Pages Open Records

The City of Dunwoody open records portal is the starting point for requests. The City Clerk is the custodian of all records for Dunwoody. You can file requests for police reports, department files, and general administration documents. The city office is at 4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338.

Georgia's open records law gives you strong access rights. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, every government record is open for inspection. Dunwoody must respond within three business days. No reason is needed for your request. This applies to all city records, from emails to contracts to police logs. The law is the backbone of every Dunwoody white pages search.

When online databases do not have what you need, an open records request is the way to go. You describe what you want and the city pulls the files. Fees may apply for copies, but viewing records in person is usually free.

Dunwoody Police Records Search

The Dunwoody Police Department records unit handles requests for police reports, accident reports, and other law enforcement data. The department is at 4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338. Phone is (678) 382-6900.

Police files are key for Dunwoody white pages searches. Accident reports list driver names and contact info. Arrest records show names and charges. Incident reports capture details about events and the people involved. All of these files are public under Georgia law, with limited exceptions for active investigations.

Dunwoody is a relatively new city but has its own police force. Before 2008, DeKalb County police handled the area. Records from before that date are kept by the county, not the city.

Dunwoody Court White Pages Data

The Dunwoody Municipal Court processes traffic cases and city ordinance violations. Records include case numbers, defendant names, charges, and outcomes. The court is at 4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338. Phone is (678) 382-6973.

Municipal court records show names of people cited for violations in Dunwoody. These records are public. They add another data point to your white pages search by connecting a name to a specific case and location in the city.

DeKalb County Records for Dunwoody

DeKalb County runs the courts, tax offices, and property records that cover Dunwoody. The DeKalb County Clerk of Superior Court keeps all civil cases, real estate filings, and marriage licenses. You can search court cases, deeds, and liens through the clerk's online tools.

The clerk's site above is where you search for Dunwoody area court and property records at the county level.

The DeKalb County real estate records search gives you access to deed recordings, liens, and property transfers. Every time a property in Dunwoody changes hands, the deed gets filed here. This ties a person's name to a physical address, making it a core resource for Dunwoody white pages lookups.

The real estate search above covers all of DeKalb County. You can search by name, address, or document type.

Property taxes are another strong tool. The DeKalb County property tax search shows owner names, mailing addresses, assessed values, and tax history for every parcel. The DeKalb County Tax Commissioner runs this portal. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, all property records are open to the public.

The tax commissioner page above is the main entry point for property tax searches covering Dunwoody.

Dunwoody White Pages County Tools

DeKalb County has its own open records request portal for county-level files. This covers records from the sheriff's office, tax office, and other county departments that serve Dunwoody. The DeKalb County voter registration portal lets you check voter info. Under Georgia Code 21-2-210, voter rolls are available for inspection and contain names and addresses.

The open records portal above handles requests for DeKalb County government records that cover the Dunwoody area.

The DeKalb County Probate Court issues marriage licenses and handles estate records. These are useful for Dunwoody white pages searches when you need to trace family connections or confirm relationships between people. Probate records are open to the public in Georgia.

Vital Records and State Searches

The Georgia Department of Public Health keeps vital records for all Georgia residents. Birth, death, marriage, and divorce records are available through this state office. Under Georgia Code 31-10-1, vital records have their own access rules. Certified copies cost about $25.

State databases add more options for Dunwoody white pages searches. The Georgia Secretary of State licensing search covers professionals statewide. Under Georgia Code 43-1-1, these records are public. The Georgia eCorp Business Search finds business owners and agents. The Georgia My Voter Page checks voter registration status.

Note: Dunwoody is served by DeKalb County for most official record-keeping, so county searches often yield more results than city-level tools.

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