Search Statesboro White Pages

Statesboro white pages help you find people, phone numbers, and addresses in the heart of southeast Georgia. The city is the seat of Bulloch County and home to Georgia Southern University, which brings a large student and staff population into the mix. The City Clerk at 50 East Main Street handles open records requests for all city departments. Statesboro also has its own police department and municipal court, both of which produce public records you can search. Between city and county databases, you have a solid set of tools for looking up someone in the Statesboro area.

Statesboro White Pages Records

The City of Statesboro makes public records available through its open records process. The Statesboro Open Records Request page walks you through how to submit a request. The City Clerk is the custodian of records. Their office is at 50 East Main Street, Statesboro, GA 30458. You can make your request online, by mail, or in person.

Under the Georgia Open Records Act (Code 50-18-70), any person can request public records from a government agency. You do not need to give a reason. The agency has three business days to respond. Statesboro keeps records from all city departments, including police, fire, utilities, and planning. If you are doing a Statesboro white pages search, the open records process is your most direct route to official city data. It pulls from every department in one request.

There is no fee for most basic requests. If the records are extensive or need special copying, the city can charge for supplies and staff time. But a simple search for one person's records is usually free.

Statesboro Police Reports

The Statesboro Police Department keeps incident reports, accident reports, and arrest records. Their office is at 25 West Grady Street, Statesboro, GA 30458. The phone number is (912) 764-9911. Police records are one of the best tools for a white pages search because they link a name to an address, a date, and an event. If someone had any contact with the Statesboro police, their name is in the system.

The Statesboro Police Department page has contact info and details on how to get copies of reports. You file a request through the City Clerk or sometimes directly with the department. Accident reports are especially useful. They list every person involved, their address, their vehicle, and their insurance. That is a lot of data for a white pages lookup.

Georgia Code 50-18-70 governs access to these files. Most police records are public once a case is closed. Active investigations may be exempt. Records that involve juveniles are also restricted under Georgia law. But for adult cases that have been resolved, you can get the full report.

Note: Background check requests go through the police department directly and may have a separate fee.

Search Statesboro Court Cases

The Statesboro Municipal Court deals with traffic tickets and city code violations. The court is at 25 West Grady Street, the same building as the police department. Call (912) 764-0669 for case info. Each case record shows the defendant's name, the charge, the case number, and the outcome. That makes court records a practical tool for Statesboro white pages searches.

The Statesboro Municipal Court page explains the court's schedule and procedures. Below is a look at the municipal court information portal.

This page gives you the basics on how the court works and how to access case files. Court records in Georgia are public under the Open Records Act. You can request them the same way you request any other city record.

If you need records from higher courts, like superior court or state court, those are handled at the Bulloch County level. The municipal court only covers city-level offenses. For felonies, civil lawsuits, and family law cases, you would search through the Bulloch County Clerk of Superior Court.

Statesboro Business Lookups

Every business in Statesboro needs a license from the city. The Statesboro Business Licensing page covers the rules and process. Business license records show the business name, address, and the owner or principal. For white pages purposes, that connects a real person to a real place. If someone runs a shop, a restaurant, or any other business in Statesboro, their license is on file.

You can ask for business license data through the open records process. State-level professional licenses are a separate thing. Those fall under Georgia Code 43-1-1 and are searchable through the Georgia Secretary of State Professional License Search. Between the city business licenses and the state professional licenses, you can cover a lot of ground when searching the Statesboro white pages for someone who works in a licensed field.

Statesboro Utility Records

Statesboro runs its own utility system. The city provides water, sewer, and natural gas to residents. The Statesboro Utilities page has info on service areas and account management. Utility records are not a traditional white pages source, but they can be useful. A utility account ties a name to a service address. If someone has water service in Statesboro, their name and address are in the system.

Getting utility records takes a formal open records request. You would file it through the City Clerk. Not all utility data is available. Account numbers and payment details may be restricted. But the basic info, who has service and where, is generally accessible under Georgia Code 50-18-70. This can help verify whether someone actually lives at a particular Statesboro address.

Note: Utility records for residency verification are most useful when combined with other public record sources.

Statesboro City Government Records

City council records are public. The Statesboro City Council page lists elected officials and gives access to meeting agendas and minutes. Under the Georgia Open Meetings Act (Code 50-14-1), all city council meetings must be open to the public. The minutes from those meetings often name residents who speak during public comment periods or who are involved in zoning cases. That is another data point for a Statesboro white pages search.

The city council page above shows who represents each district in Statesboro and how to reach them. Meeting records are posted online after each session.

Planning and development records round out the city-level data. The Statesboro Planning and Development page covers building permits, zoning changes, and land use records. Each permit application names the property owner and the contractor.

This page covers the planning department's services and how to access permit data in Statesboro.

Georgia State Searches

Several state databases can help with Statesboro white pages lookups. The Georgia eCorp Business Search shows business officers and registered agents. If someone in Statesboro is tied to a Georgia LLC or corporation, they show up here. Voter registration records are available under Georgia Code 21-2-210 through the Georgia My Voter Page.

Vital records from the Georgia Department of Public Health cover birth, death, and marriage records statewide. These are governed by Georgia Code 31-10-1. Certified copies run about $25 each. Court records beyond the municipal level are searchable through the Georgia Courts E-Access system. That covers Bulloch County Superior Court cases involving Statesboro residents.

White Pages via Bulloch County

Statesboro is the county seat of Bulloch County. That means the county courthouse is right in town. The Bulloch County Clerk of Superior Court keeps property deeds, marriage licenses, liens, and civil and criminal case files. The Tax Assessor has property ownership records with names and addresses. The Probate Court handles wills and estates. All of these county records add depth to a Statesboro white pages search.

The county and city systems overlap in Statesboro more than in most places because the city is the county seat. You can visit both offices in the same trip. For online searches, Bulloch County has its own portals for property records and court case lookups. Between the city and the county, Statesboro gives you a full picture of who lives and works in the area.

Nearby Cities to Search

Statesboro is in southeast Georgia, which means there are fewer large cities nearby compared to the metro Atlanta area. The closest cities with their own white pages resources on this site are listed below. People sometimes live in Statesboro and work in Savannah, or the other way around, so searching both can help.