Search our directory of city and town clerks across all 50 states. Get contact information, office hours, and services.
Birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage licenses. Get official copies of important documents.
Register to vote, update your registration, request absentee ballots, and find polling locations.
Apply for business licenses, permits, and renewals for operating in your municipality.
Register your dogs, cats, and other pets as required by local ordinances.
Access meeting minutes, ordinances, resolutions, and other official municipal documents.
In some states, the town clerk handles vehicle registration and title transfers.
A city clerk (also known as a town clerk, municipal clerk, or village clerk) is a public official responsible for maintaining official records and providing essential services to residents. The clerk's office is often the first point of contact between citizens and their local government.
Before visiting your local clerk's office, we recommend calling ahead to confirm hours and required documents. Many offices now offer online services for common requests, which can save you a trip. Bring valid identification and any relevant paperwork to ensure a smooth visit.