Find Valdosta White Pages

Valdosta white pages let you search for people, phone numbers, and addresses in south Georgia's largest city. Valdosta is the county seat of Lowndes County and sits just north of the Florida state line. The city keeps public records at 216 E. Central Avenue, Valdosta, GA 31601. You can search through the open records portal, the police department, the municipal court, and business license files. With Valdosta State University adding thousands of students and staff to the area, the local records system covers a wide range of people. Both city and county sources are open to the public under Georgia law.

Valdosta Open Records

The City of Valdosta handles open records requests through the City Clerk's office. The Valdosta Open Records Request page shows how to submit a request. You can file online, by mail, or in person at 216 E. Central Avenue, Valdosta, GA 31601. The City Clerk is the custodian of all city records. That includes police files, court records, business licenses, and utility data.

Georgia Code 50-18-70 gives every person the right to request public records. No reason needed. The city has three business days to respond. Most basic requests get handled fast. If you are asking for a large set of records, the city may need more time and can charge for copying costs. But simple lookups, like one police report or one business license, are usually free and quick. For Valdosta white pages searches, the open records portal is the single best starting point because it covers every department in one place.

Valdosta Police White Pages

The Valdosta Police Department is one of the strongest sources for white pages data in the city. Police records tie names to addresses, dates, and events. The department is at 500 N. Toombs Street, Valdosta, GA 31601. You can call (229) 242-2606. The Valdosta Police Department page has details on how to request reports.

The police page above shows contact info and links to the department's services and records unit.

Incident reports, crash reports, and arrest records are all available through the open records process. Under the Georgia Open Records Act, most police files become public once a case is closed. Active investigations can be withheld. Juvenile records are restricted. But for adult cases that are resolved, the full report is accessible. Each report lists names, addresses, dates, and the details of what happened. Accident reports are especially useful. They name every driver, every passenger, and sometimes witnesses. That is a lot of data for anyone searching the Valdosta white pages.

Note: Accident report copies typically cost a few dollars and can be picked up in person or mailed.

Valdosta Court Case Searches

The Valdosta Municipal Court handles traffic tickets and city ordinance violations. The court is at 100 S. Oak Street, Valdosta, GA 31601. Call (229) 293-3171 for case info. The Valdosta Municipal Court page explains the court's schedule and how to search for cases.

The court page above covers how cases are processed and how to access case records in Valdosta.

Every court case creates a public record. It shows the defendant's name, charges, case number, and outcome. Municipal court records are useful for Valdosta white pages lookups because they confirm that a specific person was at a specific location on a specific date. Georgia's Open Meetings Act (Code 50-14-1) also makes court calendars public. You can check who has a hearing coming up. For more serious cases, like felonies or civil lawsuits, those go through the Lowndes County Superior Court system.

Valdosta Business Records

Business licenses connect people to places. Every business in Valdosta must hold a valid license from the city. The Valdosta Business Licensing page explains the rules and process.

The page above covers licensing requirements and how to verify active businesses in Valdosta.

Each license record shows the business name, address, and owner or principal. That links a real person to a real place. For Valdosta white pages searches, business licenses are a practical tool. If someone runs a business in the city, their license is on file and accessible through the open records process. State professional licenses are separate. Georgia Code 43-1-1 covers those. The Georgia Secretary of State Professional License Search lets you look up state-licensed professionals by name or location. Between city and state licenses, you can find most people who work in a licensed or registered capacity in Valdosta.

Valdosta Utility Lookups

The City of Valdosta runs its own utility system covering water, sewer, and sanitation. The Valdosta Utilities page has info on service areas and billing.

The utilities page above shows how Valdosta handles water and sewer services for city residents.

Utility records can help with Valdosta white pages searches. A utility account ties a name to a service address. If someone has water service in Valdosta, their name is in the system. Getting this data requires a formal open records request through the City Clerk. Not all fields are available. Account numbers and payment amounts may be restricted. But the basic connection between a name and an address is usually accessible under Georgia Code 50-18-70. This is most useful when you are trying to verify whether someone actually lives at a particular Valdosta address.

Valdosta Government Records

City council records are public and can help with white pages searches. The Valdosta City Council page lists elected officials and their contact information. Meeting agendas, minutes, and resolutions are all posted online. Under the Georgia Open Meetings Act (Code 50-14-1), council meetings are open to everyone. The minutes often name residents who speak at meetings, file petitions, or appear in zoning cases.

The city council page above lists current members and provides links to meeting records and public hearing schedules.

Planning and zoning records are another source. The Valdosta Planning and Zoning page covers building permits, land use decisions, and development projects. Each permit names the property owner and the contractor. Zoning change requests name the applicant and the affected property.

The planning page above covers how Valdosta handles development and zoning inquiries. Both permit and zoning records are public.

Note: Zoning change requests may include public notices that list property owners within a certain radius of the project.

Georgia Searches for Valdosta

State databases expand your Valdosta white pages search well beyond city limits. The Georgia eCorp Business Search lists officers and registered agents of Georgia business entities. If someone in Valdosta holds a position with a corporation or LLC, their name shows up here. The Georgia My Voter Page lets you verify voter registration under Georgia Code 21-2-210. You can check if someone is registered in Valdosta and at what address.

Vital records from the Georgia Department of Public Health include birth, death, and marriage records. Access follows Georgia Code 31-10-1 et seq. Certified copies cost around $25. The Georgia Courts E-Access portal covers Lowndes County cases at the superior and state court level. That includes civil lawsuits, criminal cases, and family law matters. The Georgia Open Records page from the Secretary of State also has general guidance on your rights under the law.

Valdosta Records via Lowndes County

Valdosta is the county seat of Lowndes County. The county courthouse is in town. The Clerk of Superior Court keeps property deeds, marriage licenses, civil and criminal case files, and liens. The Tax Assessor has property ownership records with names and addresses for every parcel. The Probate Court manages wills and estates. All of these records are public and add depth to a Valdosta white pages search.

Lowndes County covers a larger area than the city of Valdosta itself. People who live just outside the city limits still use Valdosta as their mailing address. County records capture those people too. If your city-level search comes up empty, the county system may have what you need. Property records are especially strong at the county level. They show current and past owners, assessed values, and mailing addresses. That is useful info for any white pages search.

Nearby White Pages Resources

Valdosta is in south Georgia, close to the Florida border. There are not many large Georgia cities nearby, but Statesboro is another southeast Georgia city with its own set of public records and white pages resources.