Search Aurora White Pages

Aurora white pages connect you to public records for over 379,000 residents in Colorado's third largest city. Aurora spreads across three counties, which makes searching for people here a bit different than in most cities. Depending on where someone lives in Aurora, their records may be in Arapahoe County, Adams County, or Douglas County. Each county has its own clerk and recorder office, court system, and set of searchable records. A white pages search in Aurora means checking the right county for the person you want to find, or searching all three to cover the whole city.

Aurora White Pages Across Three Counties

Aurora sits in Arapahoe, Adams, and Douglas counties. Most of the city falls in Arapahoe County, which is where the bulk of Aurora records are held. Adams County covers the northern parts of Aurora. A small piece of southeast Aurora extends into Douglas County. When you run a white pages search in Aurora, it helps to know which county the person lives in.

The Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder serves the largest share of Aurora. Their office is at 5334 South Prince St. in Littleton. Call 303-795-4520 for help. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Josh Zygielbaum serves as the county clerk and recorder. You can search the Arapahoe County public records portal online for free. It covers real estate documents, marriage licenses, and other recorded files that list names and addresses of Aurora residents.

The Adams County Clerk and Recorder handles records for northern Aurora. Their office is at 4430 S. Adams County Pkwy, Suite E2400, in Brighton. Call 720-523-6020 for info. The Adams County public records search lets you look up recorded documents online too. Uncertified copies are free to download and print from either county site.

The Aurora city website connects you to local departments that hold records on residents.

Aurora Court Records for People Search

Court records are useful for finding people in Aurora. The Arapahoe County Justice Center is at 7325 South Potomac Street in Centennial, close to Aurora. Call 303-649-6355 to reach them. The Arapahoe County Courthouse at 1790 Littleton Blvd in Littleton also handles cases from Aurora residents. Adams County Court is at 1100 Judicial Center Dr. in Brighton, and their main line is 303-659-1161.

You can search court records for Aurora cases through LexisNexis Colorado Courts. This vendor provides real-time case data for civil, criminal, domestic, and traffic cases. Every case record shows parties by name. Under C.R.S. 24-72-301, records of official actions must be maintained and are open to inspection. Vendor fees apply for the search. Actual document copies must come from the court where the case was filed, not the vendor site.

The Aurora Municipal Court handles city-level cases. Reach them at 303-739-6400. The City of Aurora also has a city clerk office at 303-739-7010. Kadee Rodriguez is the city clerk. Municipal court records list names and case details for offenses in Aurora.

Note: The Adams County Court closes to the public on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.

Open Records Requests in Aurora

Under C.R.S. 24-72-201, all public records in Colorado are open for inspection. Aurora residents and anyone else can request records from city and county agencies. You do not need to state a reason. Most agencies respond within three working days.

Arapahoe County has a CORA request portal where you can submit requests online. Criminal justice records from the Arapahoe County District Attorney require a $25 search fee that is not refundable. For requests of 25 or more pages, staff time and copy charges will be added. You get a fee estimate before they start work. Adams County has its own CORA page for records requests too.

The Aurora Police Department at 303-627-3100 takes records requests for incident reports and other police files.

For law enforcement records, contact the Arapahoe County Sheriff or the Aurora Police Department. The city's open government page at auroragov.org/opengov has more info on how to access city records in Aurora.

Aurora Property and Vital Records Search

Property records are one of the best ways to find people in Aurora through white pages tools. Each time a home sale, refinance, or lien goes on record, the county clerk files it. These documents show buyer and seller names along with the property address. Since Aurora spans three counties, you may need to check more than one portal.

Arapahoe County uncertified copies are free to view and print from their public search site. Adams County works the same way. Both counties are moving to a flat recording fee of $43.00 per document starting July 1, 2025. Right now, standard documents cost $13 for the first page plus $5 for each extra page.

Vital records for Aurora residents come from county health departments. Birth and death certificates cost $25 for the first copy and $20 for extras. Under C.R.S. 25-2-101, you must prove your relationship to the person on the record and show a valid photo ID. Marriage records for Aurora are filed with whichever county clerk office issued the license. Divorce records come from the district court clerk.

The CBI records check at $5.00 per search covers the state criminal history database. This can show if someone in Aurora has a Colorado arrest record supported by fingerprints.

State White Pages Resources for Aurora

State databases help fill in gaps when county records do not have what you need for an Aurora white pages search. The Secretary of State business search shows registered agent names and addresses for every business in Colorado. Many Aurora residents show up in this database through their LLCs or corporate filings.

Voter registration is public in Colorado. These files show names, addresses, and party affiliation for people registered to vote in Aurora. Contact the Arapahoe County or Adams County clerk office to request voter data. The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search lets you look up cases by number if you already have one. Under C.R.S. 24-80-101, government records must be preserved and are subject to state retention rules.

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