Search Northglenn White Pages
Northglenn white pages let you look up people records for over 38,000 residents in this north Denver metro city. Most of Northglenn sits in Adams County, with a small part in Weld County. You can search for names through county clerk and recorder files, court case records, and property documents. The Northglenn people search tools pull from real estate deeds, marriage records, and vital records kept at the county level. If you need to find a person or check an address in Northglenn, the public records system can help you get the info you need fast.
Northglenn Quick Facts
Northglenn Records at Adams County
Northglenn sits mainly in Adams County, so the Adams County Clerk and Recorder holds most of the public records for Northglenn residents. The clerk office is at 4430 S. Adams County Pkwy, Suite E2400, in Brighton. You can call them at 720-523-6020 with questions. They are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The recording department keeps deeds, liens, marriage records, and other documents that tie back to people who live in Northglenn.
A small slice of Northglenn extends into Weld County. If a property or record falls on that side, the Weld County Clerk and Recorder in Greeley handles it. Most Northglenn people searches go through Adams County, though. The Adams County Recording Department provides a grantor and grantee index for all recorded documents. They do not provide tract indexing. You can search their public records online at no cost for uncertified copies. Certified copies need a phone call to the office.
Note: The Adams County Clerk and Recorder does not supply blank forms for any purpose.
How to Search Northglenn People Records
There are a few ways to search for people in Northglenn using public records. The most direct path is through the Adams County public records search portal. You can look up names tied to real estate documents, marriage licenses, and other filed papers. Go to the Adams County public records page to start. The search is free for basic index data. You can view and download uncertified copies at no charge.
To run a Northglenn white pages search through county records, type the last name first and then the first name in the name field. You can narrow results by date range if you know when the document was filed. All public postings show up in the results list. Click on any item to view, print, or download it. This works for deeds, liens, and marriage files tied to Northglenn addresses.
The screenshot below shows the Adams County public records search portal where Northglenn records are kept.
This portal is the main tool for finding Northglenn residents through official county documents. It covers records from the recording department and lets you look up names without visiting the office in person.
Northglenn Court Records Search
Court records for Northglenn cases go through the Adams County court system. The 17th Judicial District covers Adams County and handles all civil, criminal, and domestic cases for Northglenn. The courthouse is at 1100 Judicial Center Dr. in Brighton. Call 303-659-1161 for general info. The records unit can be reached at 303-654-3239 or by email at AdamsRecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us.
Colorado gives limited online access to court records. The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search lets you look up case information by name or case number. For more detailed searches, the state works with third-party vendors like LexisNexis Colorado Courts. Keep in mind that the data from these vendors is not the official court record. Copies of actual documents must come from the court where the case was filed. Under C.R.S. 24-72-301, criminal justice records of official actions are open to the public.
The Adams County Court Resource Center at 303-654-3213 can help you with questions about how to find specific Northglenn case files. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The court closes to the public on the 4th Wednesday of each month from noon to 1:00 p.m.
Northglenn Property and Vital Records
Property records are one of the best ways to find people in Northglenn. Every time a home sells, a deed gets recorded at the Adams County Clerk and Recorder office. That deed has the names of the buyer and seller, the address, and the sale price. Liens, mortgages, and other real estate documents also show up in the public record. You can search all of these through the Adams County recording system to track down who owns a property in Northglenn or who lived there before.
For vital records like birth and death certificates, Northglenn residents use the county health department or the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Birth and death certificates cost $25 for the first copy and $20 for each extra copy in the same order. You must show a valid photo ID and prove your relationship to the person named on the record. Under C.R.S. 25-2-101, the state controls access to vital statistics records, so not just anyone can get a copy.
The following screenshot shows the Adams County Clerk and Recorder main page used for Northglenn people searches.
From this page you can reach the recording department, elections, motor vehicle, and other divisions that hold records for Northglenn residents.
Note: Recording fees change to a flat $43.00 per document starting July 1, 2025, for all Adams County filings.
Public Records Access in Northglenn
Colorado's open records law makes it possible to get many types of public documents about people in Northglenn. Under C.R.S. 24-72-201, the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) says all public records must be open for inspection by any person at reasonable times. This means you can request records from Adams County, Weld County, or any state agency that holds files related to Northglenn. The law gives agencies three working days to respond, with a possible extension to ten days for complex requests.
Adams County has its own CORA request page where you can submit a written request for records. Be as specific as you can when you file a request. Vague requests may take longer or get turned down. If you want fee waivers, you can ask for one if your request serves the public interest, such as for journalism or academic work. The first two hours of research time are often free, and charges kick in after that.
For Northglenn people searches, CORA can help you get records that are not online yet. Some older documents or niche files may require a formal request. The law covers emails, reports, meeting minutes, and more. If a record exists and it is not exempt, you have a right to see it.
Northglenn Local Resources
Beyond county records, there are other ways to look up people in Northglenn. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation runs a criminal history check portal that covers the whole state. An online check costs $5.00 with a credit or debit card. This can help you find if someone in Northglenn has an arrest record on file. CBI is the central repository for criminal history in Colorado, so local police records feed into their system.
The Colorado Secretary of State business search is useful if you want to find someone through a business they own in Northglenn. The database shows the business name, type, status, principal office address, and registered agent. It does not list individual owners or officers since Colorado does not require that information to be filed with the state.
Nearby Cities for White Pages
Northglenn borders several other cities in the north metro area. If your people search leads to an address just outside Northglenn, you may need to check records in a neighboring city. Here are nearby cities with white pages resources:
- Thornton (directly north of Northglenn)
- Westminster (to the west)
- Commerce City (to the east)
- Brighton (Adams County seat, northeast)
- Broomfield (northwest)
Each of these cities falls under a county clerk and recorder office that holds public records for its residents. Thornton and Westminster also span Adams County, so some of their records sit in the same system as Northglenn records.
Adams County White Pages
Northglenn is part of Adams County, and the county holds the bulk of the public records for this city. The Adams County Clerk and Recorder manages real estate filings, marriage records, and other documents tied to Northglenn residents. For a full look at all the Adams County search tools, fees, office details, and related resources, visit the Adams County white pages.