Access Adams County White Pages

Adams County white pages help you find people through public records held in Brighton, Colorado. The county has about 543,000 residents spread across the northern Denver metro area. The Adams County Clerk and Recorder maintains property filings, marriage records, and subdivision maps that list names and addresses. Court records from the 17th Judicial District add case files with party names to the pool of searchable data. You can look up people through these white pages resources online or in person at the county offices. Adams County also has an online public records portal and a CORA request page for accessing documents tied to individuals.

Adams County Clerk and Recorder

The Adams County Clerk and Recorder is headed by Josh Zygielbaum. The recording department handles public documents for the entire county. It stores real estate records, maps, plats, and any other papers where a public record is needed. The office provides a grantor and grantee index for all recorded documents. This index lets you search by name, which is the foundation of any Adams County white pages lookup.

The office is at 4430 S. Adams County Pkwy, Suite E2400, Brighton, CO 80601. Call 720-523-6020 for questions. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The department does not track properties by tract. It only tracks by grantor and grantee names. This name-based system works well for people search purposes in Adams County.

Recording fees changed in 2025. As of July 1, 2025, the flat fee is $43.00 per document regardless of page count. Death certificates cost $3.00 to record. Uncertified copies of public records are free if you download or print them yourself. Certified copies require a call to the office at 720-523-6020.

Note: The Adams County Clerk and Recorder does not supply blank forms; contact a title company or office supply store for forms.

Search Adams County White Pages

Adams County has an online portal for searching public records. The find public records page is where you can start a white pages search. This tool lets you search by name through the grantor and grantee index. Enter a last name and first name. The system shows all matching recorded documents in Adams County. You can view, print, or download the results.

Uncertified copies are free. Certified copies need a phone request. The portal covers real estate documents, marriage licenses, civil union certificates, and subdivision maps. Each type of record shows names of the people involved. This is one of the most direct ways to search for someone in Adams County through official public records.

For court-based people searches, use the LexisNexis Colorado Courts vendor site. It pulls real-time data from the 17th Judicial District, which serves Adams County. The register of actions shows party names for civil, criminal, domestic, small claims, and traffic cases. Vendor fees apply. You cannot get copies of actual documents through the vendor. For those, contact the Adams County Court directly.

The maps and public records page has geographic data tied to property owners in Adams County. This is another tool for white pages searches when you need to match a person to a location.

Adams County People Records

The recording department keeps several types of documents that are useful for white pages searches in Adams County. Real estate records form the largest group. Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds, deeds of trust, and various lien filings all contain names of the parties involved. Many also show mailing addresses. When you search the county portal by name, these are the types of records that appear in your results.

Marriage licenses and civil union certificates are also filed with the clerk and recorder. Both documents list full legal names and addresses. Subdivision maps show property boundaries and may list owner names within specific developments in Adams County. The recording department indexes everything by grantor and grantee name, which makes people searches straightforward.

Voter registration records in Adams County are public under Title 1 of the Colorado election code. These files include names, addresses, and party affiliation. Contact the clerk's elections division to request voter data for a white pages or people search.

Adams County Court Records Search

Adams County Court is at 1100 Judicial Center Dr., Brighton, CO 80601. The main phone number is 303-659-1161. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The court is closed to the public on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. The Adams County trial court page on the Colorado Judicial Branch site has more details about the court and its divisions.

The records unit can be reached at 303-654-3239 or by email at AdamsRecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us. The Court Resource Center at 303-654-3213 helps people find forms and navigate the system. For collections matters, call 303-654-3266. Each of these offices handles records that list party names and can support a white pages search in Adams County.

Under C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act, records of official actions are open to the public. This includes arrest records, court dispositions, and sentencing data. Other criminal justice records may be released at the discretion of the custodian in Adams County. The Colorado Judicial Branch directs case data through approved vendors for online access. Name searches are available through LexisNexis Colorado Courts, not through the court's own website.

Adams County Open Records

The Colorado Open Records Act applies to all public offices in Adams County. C.R.S. 24-72-201 says that public records shall be open for inspection by any person at reasonable times. No reason is required. County agencies must respond within three working days and can take up to ten days for larger requests. This is the law that makes white pages research work in Colorado.

Adams County has a dedicated CORA page with instructions on how to submit a request. You can also go through the county attorney's office for help. The page explains what types of records are available, how fees work, and how to appeal if a request is denied. Under C.R.S. 24-80-101, all documentary materials made or kept by government agencies in Adams County are subject to state retention rules. Records must be preserved as evidence of the agency's organization, functions, and decisions.

Fee waivers may apply for requests that serve a public purpose. Journalism, research, and nonprofit work can sometimes qualify for reduced or waived fees. Always ask when you file your CORA request in Adams County.

Adams County White Pages Resources

The Adams County government website is the starting point for most public records searches. Below is the county homepage where you can find links to the clerk, courts, and other offices.

From the homepage, navigate to the clerk and recorder section for land records and marriage filings in Adams County.

The clerk and recorder page has details on the recording department, fees, and services. Here is the clerk and recorder page.

Use this page to access the recording department and find links to the online search portal for Adams County white pages.

The public records search tool is where you can look up names in Adams County. Below is the find public records page.

This tool searches by grantor and grantee name. Free to browse. Certified copies require a phone order to the clerk at 720-523-6020.

Cities in Adams County

Adams County covers a large area north of Denver with several cities and towns. All use the Adams County Clerk and Recorder for land records and marriage filings. Court cases go through the 17th Judicial District. Below are cities in Adams County that have their own white pages pages on this site.

Other communities in Adams County include Lochbuie and Bennett. All use the Adams County clerk and court system for public records and white pages searches.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Adams County. If the person you are searching for lives near a county boundary, their records may be in one of these neighboring areas.