Search Rome White Pages

Rome white pages let you search for people across northwest Georgia's largest city. Sitting at the base of three rivers in Floyd County, Rome is home to about 37,000 residents and keeps detailed public records through its City Clerk, police department, and municipal court. You can look up names, pull court case data, find business owner info, and check property records for anyone tied to this area. This page covers every tool and database you can use for a Rome white pages search, from city portals to state-level resources.

Rome White Pages Open Records

The City of Rome runs its own open records portal where you can request public files from any city department. The City Clerk is the custodian of all records. City hall is at 601 Broad Street, Rome, GA 30161. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, every public record in the state is open for inspection. That rule applies to Rome just like every other city in Georgia.

You can request records from Police, Fire, Administration, and other departments through the portal. The city uses an online tracking system so you can check on your request at any time. Agencies must respond within three business days. That is the law. For Rome white pages searches, the open records portal is your starting point when you need a specific file that is not in a searchable database.

The screenshot below shows the Rome open records request page where all searches begin.

Use this page to submit requests. The online form lets you describe exactly what you need and which department holds it.

Rome White Pages Police Records

The Rome Police Department keeps its own set of public records. You can search for police reports and accident reports through their records unit. The department sits at 5 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161. Call them at (706) 238-5111 for questions about records availability. Police records are a key part of any Rome white pages search because they connect names to incidents and addresses.

The police department page above is where you go to learn about records access. An online request form is available for submitting your public records request to the department. Police reports, crash reports, and case data all come through this office. Records are public in Georgia unless they fall under a specific exemption. Most routine reports get released within the three-day window the state requires.

Search Rome White Pages Court Cases

The Rome Municipal Court handles traffic cases and city ordinance violations. Court records show case numbers, defendant names, charges, and dispositions. The court is at 5 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161. You can reach the clerk at (706) 238-5127. Municipal court records are public. Anyone can search them.

Court case data is useful for Rome white pages lookups because it ties a person's name to a specific case and date. If someone has a traffic ticket or ordinance violation in Rome, that record exists in the municipal court system. Floyd County also runs its own Superior Court and State Court, which handle more serious cases. For a full picture, you should check both city and county court systems when searching for a person in Rome.

Find People Through Rome Business Licenses

Business license records are a smart way to track down people in Rome. The city's business licensing page lets you search for active licenses. Each record shows the business name, physical address, and owner or principal details. This connects a real person to a real place in Rome.

The business license page above is your starting point for finding business owners in the city. Rome has a strong mix of retail, manufacturing, and service businesses. All of them need a city license to operate. That license record is public. Under Georgia Code 43-1-1, professional licensing boards also keep records that are open to the public. Between city business licenses and state professional licenses, you can verify a person's name and work address in Rome with confidence.

Note: Business license records are separate from state business filings, so check both for a complete search.

Rome White Pages Utility Records

The City of Rome Utilities department handles water and sewer service for the city. Utility records can sometimes be accessed through open records requests for residency verification. These files show who has an active utility account at a given address. That kind of data helps confirm whether someone actually lives at the location you found in other databases.

Keep in mind that account numbers and unlisted phone numbers are typically redacted from public utility records. You get the name and address, but personal account details stay private.

The Planning and Development Department adds another layer to your Rome white pages search. Zoning records and building permits list property addresses and owner names. If someone built or renovated a property in Rome, those permits are on file. The screenshot below shows the planning department's page.

Zoning and permit records are public under Georgia law. You can request them through the city's open records portal or visit the department in person at city hall.

State Resources for Rome White Pages

State databases give you even more ways to search for people in Rome. The Georgia Secretary of State Professional Licensing Search covers every licensed trade and profession in the state. You can narrow results by city to find licensed individuals in Rome. The Georgia eCorp Business Search also lets you look up any business entity and its officers or registered agents by name.

Voter records are another tool. The Georgia My Voter Page lets people check their voter registration status. Under Georgia Code 21-2-210, voter rolls contain names and addresses that can be useful for people searches. Vital records from the Georgia Department of Public Health cover birth, death, marriage, and divorce records statewide. Under Georgia Code 31-10-1, these records have their own access rules. For Rome white pages searches, vital records tie real names to real life events.

The Georgia Courts E-Access portal connects you to court case searches across the state. Floyd County court records are available through this system. It is one of the most useful tools for checking someone's legal history in the Rome area.

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