Sterling White Pages Search

Sterling white pages cover people records and public documents in the largest city of northeast Colorado. As the county seat of Logan County, Sterling has about 14,000 residents and serves as a hub for the surrounding plains region. Public records for Sterling residents go through the Logan County Clerk and Recorder. You can search for names tied to property deeds, marriage licenses, court filings, and other recorded documents. The Sterling white pages draw from Logan County files and Colorado state databases to help you find the information you need.

Sterling Records in Logan County

Sterling is the county seat of Logan County, so the clerk and recorder office is right in town. The Logan County Clerk and Recorder handles real estate document recording, marriage licenses, and other official filings for Sterling residents. Property deeds, trust documents, liens, and mortgage records are all stored and indexed at this office. Every document lists at least two parties, which makes the records useful for any Sterling white pages search.

Logan County is smaller than the big Front Range counties. That means the staff can sometimes help with in-person searches more quickly. You can visit the office or call ahead to ask about searching the grantor and grantee index. The index covers all recorded documents and lets you search by name to find files connected to Sterling addresses.

Recording fees across Colorado are now a flat $43 per document as of July 2025. Death certificates cost $3 to record. These standard fees apply in Logan County the same as everywhere else in the state.

How to Find People in Sterling

Start your Sterling people search at the Logan County Clerk and Recorder office. Check the county website to see if an online portal for recorded documents is available. If no online tool exists, you can call or visit the office in Sterling to request a name search. In smaller counties like Logan, in-person searches at the counter can be fast. Staff may be able to pull up the records you need while you wait.

Court records add more depth to a Sterling white pages lookup. The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search covers the 13th Judicial District, which includes Logan County. You can look up cases by name or case number. Results include civil, criminal, domestic, and traffic cases filed in the district. The LexisNexis Colorado Courts portal provides real-time register of actions with party names for each case.

The screenshot below shows the Colorado Judicial Branch website, the main hub for all court records searches in Sterling.

From this site you can access docket searches, court locations, and public records guides that apply to Sterling and all of Logan County.

Note: Copies of actual court documents must be requested from the clerk of the court where the case was filed.

Sterling White Pages State Resources

State agencies hold records that can support a Sterling people search. The Colorado Secretary of State maintains a business entity database that is free to search. If someone in Sterling runs a business, the filing may show their name or a registered agent address. The database includes the entity name, type, formation date, and status. Colorado does not require owner names to be filed, but the registered agent information is always public.

The CBI criminal records check costs $5.00 online and covers all of Colorado, including Sterling. The search uses fingerprint-based arrest records from the state repository. It does not include arrests without fingerprints, out-of-state crimes, warrants, sealed records, or juvenile files. Under C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act governs access to these files. Records of official actions must be open to the public.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment manages birth and death records for the entire state, including Sterling. The first certified copy costs $25. Each extra copy in the same order costs $20. You must show a valid physical photo ID. Digital IDs are not accepted. Under C.R.S. 25-2-101, the state sets eligibility rules for who can obtain vital records. Marriage records for Sterling couples come from the Logan County Clerk and Recorder.

Open Records Access in Sterling

C.R.S. 24-72-201 is the Colorado Open Records Act. It gives anyone the right to inspect public records held by agencies in Sterling and Logan County. You do not need to explain why you want the records. Agencies get three working days to respond, with a possible extension to ten working days for complex requests. The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition has a guide to help you understand your rights under CORA.

For Sterling white pages research, a CORA request can unlock records not yet posted online. Include full names, date ranges, and the type of document you want. Digital records must be given in digital format when they already exist that way. Fee waivers may apply for requests that serve the public interest.

More Sterling Search Tools

The Colorado Department of Revenue holds tax-related records that may contain names and addresses for Sterling residents. Property tax records show who owns land and how it is assessed. The Logan County Assessor keeps this data locally. You can often search by owner name or address to find the records you need.

Below is the Colorado vital records page, which handles birth and death certificates for Sterling and all other cities in the state.

This is the state-level office for vital statistics. Local county health departments also process vital records requests for Sterling residents.

The Colorado Judicial Branch public records guide explains what records are available and how to get them. This guide covers court records, government files, and vital records. It is a good starting point if you are not sure what kind of Sterling record to look for.

Nearby Cities White Pages

Sterling sits in the far northeast corner of Colorado, well away from the Front Range metro area. The nearest cities with white pages on this site are a drive west. If you need to check records in other parts of Colorado, try these:

• Fort Morgan (southwest, in Morgan County)
• Greeley (west, Weld County seat)
• Fort Collins (west, Larimer County seat)
• Brighton (southwest, in Adams County)

Fort Morgan is the closest city on this list to Sterling. Each city uses its own county records system. Greeley and Fort Collins are further west along the Front Range.