Jefferson County White Pages Lookup

Jefferson County white pages let you search public records for over 578,000 people in the Golden area and western Denver suburbs. The county clerk and recorder keeps land records dating back to 1954 online, with older records available by request. You can look up names through property filings, marriage licenses, and court documents. Jefferson County also has a title fraud protection service that tracks recordings by name. Court records from the 1st Judicial District add civil, criminal, and domestic case files to the white pages resources available for people searches in Jefferson County, Colorado.

Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder

The Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder is the official keeper of public records for the county. The office is at 100 Jefferson County Pkwy, Suite 2560, Golden, CO 80419. For recording questions, call 303-271-8121 or email RecordingMailbox@jeffco.us. Subscription inquiries go to 303-271-8122. Hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., which gives you a half hour more than most other county offices in Colorado.

Jefferson County keeps scanned images of all records from 1954 forward online. These are ready to view at any time. Records before 1954 are available through a subscription service or by making a request by phone or online. The clerk and recorder also runs a title fraud protection program. You can opt in to get email alerts whenever a document is recorded in your name. This is a free service that helps catch unauthorized activity tied to your identity in Jefferson County.

The types of records on file include marriage licenses, real estate filings, Uniform Commercial Code records, liens, deeds, certificates, plats, bonds, and declarations. Every one of these documents has names. Many have addresses too. This makes the Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder a central hub for white pages and people search work.

Search Jefferson County People Records

The Jefferson County land records portal is the primary tool for online white pages searches. To use it, click the Search Now button on the landing page. Then click the Real Estate tab. Select Search Real Estate Index. Under General Search, choose Combined Name Search. Enter the last name first, then the first name. Select the party type and click Search. Results show all matching recorded documents in Jefferson County.

The records search page on the Jefferson County website also has links to the land records portal. This is a good starting point if you are not sure where to begin your white pages search. The portal is free to browse for anyone. You can view scanned images of documents from 1954 forward without paying a fee. If you need records from before 1954, you can subscribe to the service or call 303-271-8122 for help.

Court records add another layer to a Jefferson County people search. The LexisNexis Colorado Courts vendor site has real-time case data for the 1st Judicial District. It covers civil, criminal, domestic, and traffic cases. Each record shows the names of the parties involved. Vendor fees apply, but it is one of the fastest ways to search for people through court records in Jefferson County.

Jefferson County White Pages Records

Property records make up the bulk of what is available for white pages searches in Jefferson County. The recording department at the clerk and recorder office stores warranty deeds, quit claim deeds, deeds of trust, and mechanic's liens. These filings show the names of buyers, sellers, lenders, and borrowers. Many list mailing addresses too. When you search the land records portal by name, these are the documents that come up.

Marriage records and UCC filings round out the picture. Marriage licenses in Jefferson County list both parties' names and addresses at the time of filing. Uniform Commercial Code records show creditor and debtor names for secured transactions. Plats and subdivision maps can help you find where a person's property is located within Jefferson County. All of these are public records under Colorado law.

The recording division page has more details on what types of documents can be filed and searched. The county also keeps military discharge records, which contain personal information. These may be restricted under certain conditions but are still part of the public record system in Jefferson County.

Note: Jefferson County does not supply blank forms for any purpose; contact a title company or office supply store for form needs.

Jefferson County Court Records

The Jefferson County trial court is part of the 1st Judicial District. The main phone line is 720-772-2500. Spanish speakers can call 720-772-2743. The court has several divisions. Civil county court handles small claims under $7,500, evictions, restraining orders, name changes, and garnishments at 720-772-2560. Civil district court covers lawsuits over $25,000 and record sealing at 720-772-2530. Domestic court at 720-772-2510 deals with divorce, child support, and custody. Probate court at 720-772-2540 handles wills, estates, and guardianships.

Each of these divisions produces records that are part of the Jefferson County white pages. Case files list parties by name. You can reach the records search unit at 720-772-2570. The Court Resource Center at 720-772-2501 can help you find forms and get started if you need to access records in person. Under C.R.S. 24-72-301, criminal justice records of official actions are open for public inspection in Jefferson County.

Open Records in Jefferson County

CORA gives you the legal right to access public records in Jefferson County. Under C.R.S. 24-72-201, all public records are open for inspection by any person at reasonable times. You do not need a reason. County offices must respond within three working days. They can take up to ten days for complex requests. This law covers every county office, from the clerk and recorder to the courts and the sheriff.

To make a CORA request in Jefferson County, contact the office that holds the records you want. The clerk and recorder handles land and marriage records. The court handles case files. The sheriff handles incident reports. Each office may have its own process and fee schedule. Under C.R.S. 24-80-101, government agencies must preserve records as evidence of their functions and decisions. This retention rule ensures records stay available for white pages and people search purposes in Jefferson County over time.

Fee waivers may be available for requests that serve a public purpose. Journalism, academic research, and nonprofit work sometimes qualify. Ask the office when you submit your request.

Jefferson County White Pages Tools

The Jefferson County government site is the main gateway to public records. Below is the county homepage where you can navigate to the clerk, courts, and other offices.

From the homepage, select the clerk and recorder section to reach land records and marriage filings in Jefferson County.

The clerk and recorder page gives direct access to the recording department and the public search tools. Here is the clerk and recorder page.

Use this page to find links to the land records portal, title fraud alerts, and recording fees in Jefferson County.

The land records search portal is where most white pages name lookups happen. Below is the land records portal for Jefferson County.

This portal has scanned documents from 1954 to the present. Search by name to find property records tied to people in Jefferson County.

Cities in Jefferson County

Jefferson County has several cities and towns. All use the Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder for land records and marriage filings. Court cases go through the 1st Judicial District. Below are cities in Jefferson County that have their own white pages pages on this site.

Other communities in Jefferson County include Edgewater, Morrison, and Evergreen. All use the Jefferson County clerk and court system for public records and white pages searches.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Jefferson County. If you are looking for someone who may live near the county line, check the neighboring county's white pages records.