Parker Colorado White Pages

Parker white pages help you search for people and public records in this Douglas County town south of Denver. Parker has about 65,319 residents and sits along the E-470 corridor between Centennial and Castle Rock. All public records for Parker go through the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder in Castle Rock. You can look up names in property records, marriage files, and court cases to find people connected to Parker addresses. State databases add more search options for white pages lookups in this area.

Douglas County Records for Parker

Parker residents use the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder for public records filings. The office is at 301 Wilcox Street in Castle Rock, about 15 miles south of Parker. Sheri Davis serves as the Clerk and Recorder. You can call 303-660-7469 for questions about recorded documents. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The clerk and recorder stores real estate documents, marriage licenses, and other filed papers for all of Douglas County. For Parker white pages searches, this office is where you find deeds, liens, and trust documents that list the names and addresses of property owners and other parties. Every recorded document ties at least two names together, which makes it a strong tool for finding people in Parker.

Search Parker People Records

To search the Parker white pages, start with the Douglas County online records tools. The clerk and recorder website links to a public records search where you can enter names and pull matching documents. Results include the document type, recording date, and all parties listed on the filing. Property deeds are the most common result for Parker white pages searches.

Court records for Parker run through the 18th Judicial District. The Douglas County Clerk of Court is Andi Truett, and the office sits at 4000 Justice Way, Suite 2009, Castle Rock, CO 80109. Call 720-437-6200 for court record questions. The Douglas County Court public records page explains how to request case files. For criminal cases, records include the name, case status, charges, and timeline. Civil cases show plaintiff and defendant names, case status, next court date, and filing date.

Online court searches for Parker go through LexisNexis Colorado Courts. This vendor shows registers of actions from the state court database. Each record lists party names that help with people search efforts in Parker. Vendor fees apply.

Note: The clerk and recorder does not provide blank forms for any purpose.

Parker White Pages County Resources

The Douglas County Clerk and Recorder manages all recorded documents for Parker residents. Below is a view of the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder website.

This site connects you to the recording division, document search tools, and fee schedules for Douglas County. All Parker property transactions and marriage filings go through this office.

Court records for Parker and the rest of Douglas County are also available online. The Douglas County Court public records page is shown below.

This page explains the types of records you can get, research fees, and how to submit a request. Recorded document copies cost $0.25 per page. Certification adds $1 per document. Research fees run $30 per hour after the first free hour.

Public Records Access in Parker

C.R.S. 24-72-201, the Colorado Open Records Act, is the law that lets you inspect public records in Parker. All government records are open to any person at reasonable times. You do not need to explain why you want the information. Most agencies must respond within three working days. Some complex requests can take up to ten days.

For court and law enforcement records related to Parker, C.R.S. 24-72-301 governs access. This is the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. Records of official actions must stay open. Other criminal justice records may be shared at the discretion of the record holder. Copy fees for Douglas County recorded documents are $0.25 per page for regular copies and $0.25 per page plus $1.00 per document for certified copies. Oversize documents and plats cost $1 for the first page and $0.75 for each additional page.

Parker Vital Records Search

Birth and death records for Parker residents are kept by the Douglas County Vital Records Office at 410 S. Wilcox Street in Castle Rock. Call 720-643-2480 for questions. Under C.R.S. 25-2-101, the Vital Statistics Act, you need proof of your relationship and a valid photo ID to get certified copies. Birth and death certificates cost $25 for the first copy and $20 for each extra copy ordered at the same time.

Marriage licenses for Parker residents come through the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder. Both parties must be present with valid ID. The license is valid for 35 days in Colorado. These records list the full names of both parties and are part of the public record. They are searchable and useful for Parker white pages lookups. Under C.R.S. 24-80-101, Colorado requires government records to be preserved as evidence of official functions, so these files stay available long term.

Note: The CDPHE vital records office also handles statewide requests if you cannot visit the local office in Castle Rock.

Douglas County White Pages

Parker is part of Douglas County. For the full county overview, including more details on the clerk and recorder, court system, and public records, see the Douglas County page.

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Nearby Cities

Parker sits in the south metro area of Denver. Several nearby cities have their own white pages resources on this site.