LaGrange White Pages

LaGrange white pages let you search for people in one of west Georgia's largest cities. Located in Troup County near the Alabama state line, LaGrange has about 31,000 residents and serves as the county seat. You can look up names, addresses, phone numbers, and public records through city and county search tools. The City Clerk at 200 Ridley Avenue manages open records requests for all city departments. This page breaks down each LaGrange white pages resource and shows you how to access the records you need.

LaGrange White Pages Open Records

The City of LaGrange open records page is the starting point for white pages searches at the city level. The City Clerk handles requests for records from police, fire, administration, finance, and all other departments. You describe what you need and the clerk routes it to the right office. Georgia law says the city must respond within three business days.

Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, every public record held by a government agency in the state is open for inspection and copying. That includes documents, emails, photos, and computer files. You do not need to explain why you want the records. The law protects your right to search LaGrange white pages data through the open records process regardless of your reason.

The Georgia Secretary of State Open Records page explains the full process for making records requests at any level of government. Below is a screenshot of that state resource.

Start at the state page above to understand your rights. Then go to the City of LaGrange directly for local files.

LaGrange Police Records White Pages

The LaGrange Police Department keeps its own records that work as white pages tools. You can request accident reports, incident reports, and other law enforcement documents. The department is at 100 Haralson Street, LaGrange, GA 30240. Call (706) 883-2603 if you need help with a records request.

Police records tie people to places and events in LaGrange. An accident report lists the names and addresses of everyone involved. Incident reports document who was where and when. These details give you information that property or court records alone might not provide. For a LaGrange white pages search, police records can fill important gaps. They are especially useful when you need to confirm that someone was in the area on a certain date or at a specific address.

Note: Active investigation records and certain files involving juveniles may be restricted under Georgia law.

Search LaGrange Municipal Court

The LaGrange Municipal Court handles traffic violations and city ordinance cases. Records show defendant names, case numbers, charges, and dispositions. The court is at 200 Ridley Avenue, LaGrange, GA 30240. Call (706) 883-2026 for questions about case searches.

Municipal court records are public under Georgia Code 50-14-1. Anyone can search them without giving a reason. For LaGrange white pages purposes, court data helps confirm that a person lived in or had dealings in the city. Traffic tickets and code violations are the most common entries. They link a name to a date and a location within LaGrange. This kind of data is useful for verification and basic people searches.

LaGrange Business White Pages

The LaGrange business licensing page lets you search for active businesses in the city. Results include the business name, address, and owner or principal details. Business licenses are a strong white pages tool because they link a real person to a real place of business. If you need to find someone who owns or runs a company in LaGrange, this is the resource to check.

LaGrange also runs its own utility services for water, sewer, and electric. Utility records can sometimes be accessed through open records requests. They show who has an active account at a given address, which helps verify residency. Keep in mind that account numbers and personal contact details are typically redacted to protect privacy. Still, the basic tie between a name and an address can be valuable for a LaGrange white pages search.

At the state level, the Georgia eCorp Business Search covers all entities registered with the Secretary of State. You can search by officer name or registered agent to find people connected to businesses in LaGrange or across Georgia. Under Georgia Code 43-1-1, professional licensing boards also maintain public records on regulated trades and professions.

LaGrange White Pages via Troup County

LaGrange is the county seat of Troup County. Most public records for LaGrange residents are stored at the county level. The Troup County Superior Court Clerk keeps civil filings, property deeds, and domestic cases. The Tax Commissioner runs property tax searches that tie owner names to addresses. The Board of Assessors has parcel data, ownership history, and assessment values. All of these county databases extend what a LaGrange white pages search can find.

Property records are a key tool here. Search by name and the system shows you addresses. Search by address and you get the owner. It works both ways. Georgia Code 50-18-70 makes all property records public. The Georgia Department of Public Health maintains vital records for the entire state. Birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates are available under Georgia Code 31-10-1. Certified copies cost about $25 for the first one.

The eCorp business search above lets you find registered entities and their officers across Georgia, including LaGrange businesses.

Voter registration data provides another angle. Under Georgia Code 21-2-210, voter rolls contain names and addresses. The Georgia My Voter Page lets you check basic voter status for free. The Georgia Secretary of State Professional Licensing Search and the Georgia Courts E-Access portal round out the state-level tools for a LaGrange white pages search.

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