Search Lawrenceville White Pages

Lawrenceville white pages connect you to public records in the heart of Gwinnett County. As the county seat, Lawrenceville is home to about 32,000 residents and hosts the main Gwinnett County courthouse and government offices. You can search for names, phone numbers, addresses, and other public data through city and county databases. The City Clerk at 70 S. Clayton Street is the main custodian for all city records. This page covers each Lawrenceville white pages resource and how to use it.

Lawrenceville White Pages Open Records

The City of Lawrenceville open records page is where white pages searches begin at the local level. You can request records from all city departments through this portal. The City Clerk manages each request and sends it to the right office for processing. Police, fire, administration, and finance records all fall under this system.

Georgia Code 50-18-70 gives you the legal right to inspect and copy any public record. That covers documents, emails, maps, photos, and digital files held by government offices. The city must respond within three business days. You do not need to state your reason for the request. Whether you are looking for a specific person, a document, or general city records, the open records process is how you get what you need in Lawrenceville.

Because Lawrenceville is the county seat, many of the record offices you might need are right in town. The Gwinnett County Courthouse is here. The county clerk, tax commissioner, and probate court all operate from buildings within the city. That means a Lawrenceville white pages search often leads you to county-level databases that are physically based in the same city.

Lawrenceville Police White Pages

The Lawrenceville Police Department records division handles requests for police reports, accident reports, and other law enforcement files. The department is at 300 Jackson Street, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. Call (770) 963-2443 for help with records requests.

Police records are key for white pages searches. Accident reports list the full names and addresses of all people involved. Incident reports show who was at a place on a certain date. For someone trying to find a person in the Lawrenceville area, these records add details that tax or court files may not include. The city's police force covers only the Lawrenceville city limits. For areas outside the city but still in Gwinnett County, you would need to check with the county police or sheriff's office.

Note: Records tied to ongoing investigations or involving protected individuals may be withheld under state privacy rules.

Search Lawrenceville Municipal Court

The Lawrenceville Municipal Court handles traffic cases and city ordinance violations. Records include case numbers, defendant names, charges, and how each case ended. The court operates at 70 S. Clayton Street, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. Call (770) 963-3288 with questions about case records.

Court records are public in Georgia. Georgia Code 50-14-1 makes court proceedings and the records they produce open to anyone. Municipal court data is a useful Lawrenceville white pages tool because it ties a person's name to a specific event in the city. Traffic citations, ordinance violations, and related cases are all searchable. You do not need to give a reason to look these up.

Lawrenceville Business White Pages

The Lawrenceville business licensing page lets you search for active businesses in the city. Results show the business name, its address, and the owner or principal. If you need to find someone who runs a business in Lawrenceville, start here. Business licenses tie a real person to a physical location, and that link is exactly what makes them useful for white pages searches.

At the state level, the Georgia eCorp Business Search covers all registered entities. Search by officer name or registered agent and you may find someone connected to a Lawrenceville business. Registered agent records often include a physical address. Under Georgia Code 43-1-1, professional licensing boards also maintain public records. The Georgia Secretary of State Professional Licensing Search lets you look up anyone with a state license by name.

Lawrenceville White Pages via Gwinnett County

As the county seat of Gwinnett County, Lawrenceville has direct access to all county-level record offices. The Gwinnett County Superior Court Clerk keeps civil filings, property deeds, and domestic cases. You can search their online portal by party name or case number. The Tax Commissioner runs property tax lookups that connect owner names to addresses across the county. The Board of Assessors holds parcel data, assessment values, and ownership history.

Property records are among the best Lawrenceville white pages tools. Name searches give you addresses. Address searches give you the owner. Georgia Code 50-18-70 keeps these records public. The Georgia Department of Public Health also maintains vital records statewide. Birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates are governed by Georgia Code 31-10-1, and certified copies cost around $25. These records link people to life events and can confirm identity or family connections.

The screenshot above shows the Georgia Courts E-Access portal. It connects you to court case searches across all 159 counties, including Gwinnett County. Most counties use PeachCourt or Odyssey systems. Gwinnett County has a Tyler Odyssey portal for court case lookups, and you can reach it through the state system.

Voter registration rounds out the Lawrenceville white pages toolkit. Under Georgia Code 21-2-210, voter records contain names and addresses. The Georgia My Voter Page lets anyone check basic voter status for free. Full voter file access needs a formal request, but the basic tool can confirm whether a person is registered in the Lawrenceville or Gwinnett County area.

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