Anne Arundel White Pages Search

Anne Arundel County white pages help you find people across one of Maryland's largest counties. More than 588,000 residents live in places like Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Severn, and Odenton. You can search white pages records through the county court system, police files, land records, and detention databases. The county seat is Annapolis, which also serves as the state capital. Anne Arundel white pages tools include free case search access, a public inmate locator, property data from SDAT, and a county PIA portal that covers 19 record types. This guide walks through each source so you can run a full white pages search in Anne Arundel County.

Anne Arundel White Pages Court Records

The Maryland Judiciary Case Search is the best free tool for Anne Arundel County white pages lookups tied to court data. It covers the Circuit Court in Annapolis and both District Court locations in the county. You can search by name to pull up civil cases, criminal cases, traffic cases, and family law matters. The system shows party names, case status, hearing dates, charges, and attorney info. It costs nothing and runs all day.

To find someone, go to Case Search and pick "Party Search." Enter at least one letter of a last name plus a % symbol for broader results. Select "Anne Arundel" under the county filter to see only local cases. The database updates within 10 minutes of courthouse records, so results stay current. First name is not needed but helps a lot when the last name is common.

The Anne Arundel County Circuit Court sits at 8 Church Circle in Annapolis. You can reach the Clerk's Office at (410) 222-1397. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The court handles civil cases over $30,000, felonies, family law matters like divorce and custody, juvenile cases, probate, and appeals from District Court. The Civil Department has its own line at (410) 222-1219. Family Department cases go through (410) 222-1431. Standard copies cost $0.50 per page. Certified copies run $5.00 plus copy costs. Under Maryland Rules 16-901 through 16-912, you can inspect any open court record for free at the Clerk's Office.

The Anne Arundel Circuit Court website shows the main portal for court services in the county.

The county has two District Court locations for white pages lookups. The Annapolis District Court is at 251 Rowe Boulevard with a phone number of (410) 260-1370. The Glen Burnie District Court is at 7500 Ritchie Highway, and you can call (410) 260-1800. District Courts handle misdemeanors, civil claims of $30,000 or less, traffic cases, small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, and domestic violence protective orders. All District Court records show up on Case Search too.

Anne Arundel County White Pages Police Records

The Anne Arundel County Police Department handles law enforcement for most of the county. Central Records is the main point of contact for all police records used in white pages searches. The office is at 8495 Veterans Highway, Millersville, MD 21108. Call (410) 222-8750 for help. Police reports hold names, addresses, dates, and other facts that are useful for finding people.

You can get records three ways. The fastest is the online PIA portal at aacounty.org/pia. You can also mail a request to Central Records or visit in person. When you file a request, include the date and location of the incident, the type of incident, names of people involved, and any case number you have. Reports are usually ready 5 to 7 days after the event.

The Anne Arundel County Police website shows the department's main page with links to records and services.

Police report fees in Anne Arundel County are $5 in person and $6 by mail. Reports over 20 pages cost $0.25 per extra page. CAD notes cost $5. A photo CD runs $5, and 911 audio costs $25 per CD. Video records cost $40. If your request takes more than two hours of staff time, hourly fees kick in based on salary grade. Victims of crime get free copies of their reports. Under General Provisions Article 4-206, the first two hours of search time are free for any PIA request.

Annapolis has its own city police force. The Annapolis Police Department is at 199 Taylor Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21401. Call (410) 268-9000. Their records are separate from the county system. Reports cost $5 by check or money order only. Cash is not accepted in person. If you mail a request, include a self-addressed stamped envelope plus the $5 fee. For Anne Arundel white pages searches in the city of Annapolis, you may need to check both the city and county police.

White Pages Detention Records in Anne Arundel

The Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office is at 8A Church Circle in Annapolis. Call (410) 222-1571. The Sheriff handles court security, warrant service, evictions, and civil process. You can submit a PIA request for sheriff records through the county portal by selecting "Sheriff's Office" as the topic. Dispatch notes, sheriff reports, warrant data, and eviction records are all available through this path.

Anne Arundel County runs two detention facilities that feed into white pages searches. The Jennifer Road Detention Center at 131 Jennifer Road in Annapolis is the intake and pretrial facility. It holds up to 635 inmates at maximum security. All new arrests in the county get processed here first. Call (410) 222-7015 for inmate info. The Ordnance Road Correctional Center at 600 East Ordnance Road in Glen Burnie is the medium-security facility with a capacity of 540. It houses sentenced inmates serving up to 18 months and work release participants. Call (410) 222-6350 for that facility.

The Anne Arundel County Detention Facilities page shows both jail locations and the inmate locator tool.

The county runs a free online Inmate Locator that is useful for Anne Arundel white pages searches. Enter a first and last name or a Jail ID number. Results show housing location, court dates, bail info, arrest date, charges, and detention status. The search needs an exact name match, so "John Doe" will not find "Jon Doe." You can also use VINELink to track inmates and sign up for free custody status alerts by phone, email, or text.

Visitation at both facilities runs Wednesday through Sunday. Morning visits are 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Afternoon visits are 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. No visits on Mondays, Tuesdays, or county holidays. Each visit lasts 30 minutes, with a max of two per week per inmate. Bring a valid ID to check in.

Anne Arundel White Pages Property Search

Property records are one of the best ways to find someone through Anne Arundel County white pages. They tie a name to a physical address. The Land Records Department at the Circuit Court in Annapolis keeps all deeds, mortgages, liens, and related documents. Maryland Land Records gives free online access after you make a free account. You can search by name, property address, or document reference. The system goes back centuries for some Anne Arundel County parcels.

The SDAT Real Property Search is the other key tool for Anne Arundel white pages property lookups. It shows the current owner name and mailing address, assessed value, lot size, and sales history for every parcel in the county. Search by address or account number. A tip from the state: do not use street directions or suffixes. Use an asterisk for partial matches. These two databases together cover ownership data for all property accounts in Anne Arundel County, making them one of the strongest white pages resources for the area.

Vital Records for Anne Arundel White Pages

Maryland handles vital records at the state level. The Division of Vital Records is at 6764-B Reisterstown Road, Baltimore, MD 21215. Call (410) 764-3038. Birth certificates cost $10 per copy and are restricted to the person named, parents, legal guardians, or legal reps. Death certificates also cost $10. Marriage certificates cost $10. Under Health-General Article 4-217, access has specific restrictions based on your relationship to the person named on the record.

For Anne Arundel County specifically, the Circuit Court Clerk's Office at 8 Church Circle in Annapolis holds marriage records from 1905 to the present and divorce records. Call (410) 222-1397 for copies. The Maryland State Archives at 350 Rowe Boulevard in Annapolis holds older records going back much further. The Archives is open Tuesday through Friday and has free online indexes for historical births, deaths, and marriages. Call (410) 260-6400 for help with genealogy research or older Anne Arundel white pages data tied to vital records.

Anne Arundel County White Pages PIA Portal

The Anne Arundel County PIA Portal is a central tool for public records requests that feed into white pages searches. It covers 19 different topics. You can request police records, detention facility records, fire reports, building permits, voter lists, school records, and more. Each topic has its own form. Submit your request online and the county must respond within 30 days.

Some of the most useful topics for Anne Arundel white pages searches include:

• Police records, including crime reports, vehicle accident reports, 911 audio, and body camera video
• Detention facility records, including booking photos and inmate files
• Board of Elections data and voter lists
• Inspections and permits, including building permits and complaint files
• Fire Department records, including ambulance reports and fire notes

The Maryland Public Information Act, in General Provisions Article 4-101 through 4-601, gives any person the right to access these records. You do not need to be a Maryland resident. The first two hours of search time are free. After that, you pay actual staff costs. Copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies add $5.00 per document. If a request is denied, you can reach out to the Public Access Ombudsman or file a complaint with the PIA Compliance Board.

Online White Pages for Anne Arundel County

Several online white pages directories pull Anne Arundel County public records into one search. These sites gather data from court records, property files, census data, and other sources to build profiles on people in the area.

Whitepages.com has a Maryland section where you can search by name, phone, or address to find Anne Arundel County residents. Addresses.com pulls from court records and property data for free lookups. 411.com offers people search, reverse phone, and reverse address tools that cover Anne Arundel. SearchPeopleDirectory.com shows name, phone, address, age, relatives, and court records. These work best when paired with the official Anne Arundel County tools listed above. Free searches give you a starting point. The county and state databases give you verified facts.

White Pages for Cities in Anne Arundel

Anne Arundel County holds several large communities that rely on county-level courts and police for most public records. Annapolis is the one city with its own municipal police force. Crofton also has a special police department for its taxing district. All other areas use the Anne Arundel County Police Department for law enforcement records and white pages data.

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