East Baton Rouge Parish Phone Directory

East Baton Rouge Parish holds the state capital and is home to more than 450,000 people. Finding phone numbers and contact details for residents in this part of Louisiana starts with the right directory records. The East Baton Rouge phone directory pulls phone listings from court files, property rolls, voter lists, and other directory record sources kept at parish offices in Baton Rouge. You can search these phone records online or visit the clerk's office on St. Louis Street. Most phone directory lookups take just a few minutes when you know where to start. A quick number search can turn up what you need. This page covers every major office and tool you can use for a phone directory search in East Baton Rouge Parish.

East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court Phone Directory

The Clerk of Court is the main source for phone directory records in East Baton Rouge Parish. Doug Welborn serves as the custodian of directory records and phone listings. His office sits at 222 St. Louis Street in Baton Rouge. You can call the clerk at (225) 389-3950 for help with any phone directory search, number lookup, or records request. The office is open from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.

Staff at the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court can look up names, case numbers, and party information from civil, criminal, and traffic files for any directory search. Marriage phone records go back to 1840. Mortgage and conveyance directory records are also on file. Under LA R.S. 44:1, these are public records. Anyone can ask to see them for a phone lookup. You do not need to be part of a case. Walk in during business hours and staff will help you with a directory lookup at no charge. Copies of phone records cost $1.00 per page and certified copies run $10.00 per document.

The archives department has its own building at 444 St. Louis Street. Records there go back to 1782. This includes probate files, old land transfers, marriage books, and genealogy contact records. Call (225) 389-3988 to check on what phone listings they have. If you need a phone number or address from a very old contact record, that's the place to start your phone book search.

Search East Baton Rouge Phone Records Online

East Baton Rouge Parish has two main online tools for directory searches. The Clerk Connect portal gives you access to court phone records and contact records. The EBRGIS Property Lookup tool shows property directory data with owner names and addresses. Both can help with a phone directory search when you need to find phone listings or contact details for someone in the parish.

The Clerk Connect portal needs a paid subscription. A 24-hour directory search pass costs $20. A 30-day pass is $65. The full year runs $780. Once you log in, you can run a number search by party name, case number, or filing date. The system shows civil suits, criminal cases, property directory records, and marriage files. Each result lists party names, phone numbers, court dates, case status, and judge assignments. You can also pull up document images with contact details. For people doing a phone directory lookup in East Baton Rouge, this tool can turn up phone listings and addresses tied to court filings.

The Clerk Connect EBR Portal lets subscribers search court phone directory records across East Baton Rouge Parish.

From this portal you can look up civil, criminal, and property records by name or case number, which is useful when you need a phone number, address, or other contact details for someone in the parish.

Note: Subscription fees for Clerk Connect can change, so check the site for the latest rates before you sign up for directory access.

East Baton Rouge Property and Phone Directory Records

The EBRGIS Property Lookup is a free tool run by the city-parish government. It pulls from the GIS data for East Baton Rouge. You can search by address, subdivision name, business name, lot ID, or even NAICS code. Results show current and past owners, tax info, assessed values, sales history, and zoning details along with contact info. This is one of the best ways to find who owns a property in the parish and pull up their directory listing.

Property records are a strong source for phone directory searches. Owner names, phone numbers, and mailing addresses show up on the assessment roll. If you know an address in East Baton Rouge but not who lives there, a property phone lookup can fill in the gaps. The phone directory tool is free to use and does not need a subscription. You can also export phone listing results to CSV or print them out. For questions about directory data, call the Department of Information Services at (225) 389-3070.

The EBRGIS Property Lookup provides free access to property data across East Baton Rouge Parish.

Search results include owner names, mailing addresses, assessed values, and sales history, all of which can support a phone directory search in East Baton Rouge.

Phone Directory via East Baton Rouge Assessor

Brian Wilson is the assessor for East Baton Rouge Parish. His main office is at 222 St. Louis Street, Room 126. Call (225) 389-3920 for help with a phone number search. There is also a second location at 10500 Coursey Blvd in Baton Rouge.

The assessor keeps the official roll of all property in the parish. Each entry lists the owner's name, mailing address, phone number, parcel number, and assessed value. You can do a directory search by name, parcel, address, subdivision, or legal description. This directory data ties directly to phone directory lookups because it gives you confirmed names and addresses for property owners in East Baton Rouge. Basic phone directory searches are free. Under LA R.S. 44:32, any person can request to inspect or copy these public records during normal business hours. The assessor must respond within three business days if the phone record is not on hand right away.

East Baton Rouge Sheriff Phone Directory Search

The East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office is at 8900 Jimmy Wedell Drive. The non-emergency phone number is (225) 389-5000. The East Baton Rouge records division sits at 8445 Veterans Memorial Blvd. You can request police reports and contact records by visiting in person, by mail, or through the EBRSO website. East Baton Rouge Parish phone record reports cost $16.00 each. These directory records often include phone numbers and contact info for people tied to the case.

The sheriff also runs a free inmate search tool online. You can do a number lookup for inmates by name, booking number, or date of birth. Results show the person's name, photo, charges, bond amount, housing location, contact details, and court dates. This East Baton Rouge directory lookup is a way to find contact info and phone listings for someone in the East Baton Rouge Parish jail system. The parish prison is at 2867 Brigadier General Isaac Smith Avenue. The East Baton Rouge phone number for the main line is (225) 355-3311, or call (225) 358-4000 for inmate phone records. Each East Baton Rouge booking record feeds into the phone directory data for the parish.

Note: East Baton Rouge police reports and phone records may take a few days to process if you request them by mail.

Voter Records for East Baton Rouge Phone Lookups

Steve Raborn is the Registrar of Voters for East Baton Rouge Parish. The main office is at 222 St. Louis St, Room 201. You can reach them at (225) 389-3940. There is a second office in Baker at 2250 Main St and a third on Coursey Blvd at 11010 Coursey Blvd in Baton Rouge. Each office can assist with phone record requests.

Voter registration records are public in Louisiana. The Louisiana Voter Portal lets you search by name or address. You can check if someone is registered, see their registration status, and find their polling place through this number lookup tool. These records often include names and addresses that feed into phone directory databases and phone book listings. Under LA R.S. 44:1, voter rolls are public records that anyone may inspect. This makes them a useful phone book resource for finding people in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Three offices handle voter registration across East Baton Rouge Parish. The main one with phone directory listing access is in City Hall on St. Louis Street. The Baker office and the Coursey office serve the outer parts of East Baton Rouge for phone number lookups. All three East Baton Rouge locations can help with in-person phone directory record checks and contact info requests. Voter rolls are a key part of the East Baton Rouge phone directory because they link names to current addresses.

East Baton Rouge Court Phone Directory Records

The 19th Judicial District Court handles all civil and criminal cases in East Baton Rouge Parish. Court filings are a rich source of names, addresses, phone numbers, and other directory data. When someone files a lawsuit or faces charges, the East Baton Rouge court record lists their full name, phone listing, and last known address. These East Baton Rouge contact records feed into phone directory databases and phone book systems across the state. Each East Baton Rouge Parish filing adds to the directory record system.

The Clerk Connect system covers most types of court directory records. You can search civil suits, criminal cases, traffic cases, and more for phone number lookups. The Livingston Clerk eSearch portal also covers nearby court records if you need to cross-reference a phone directory search.

This search tool can help verify details when cross-referencing court records from neighboring jurisdictions with East Baton Rouge phone directory data.

Under LA R.S. 44:1, all court records and directory listings in East Baton Rouge are open to the public unless a judge seals them. You do not need a reason to look at a phone directory file. Walk into the clerk's office and ask to see any case or phone record. Staff will pull it for you. Copies cost $1.00 per page. Certified copies of contact records are $10.00 each. If you just need to look at the directory listing, that is free during business hours.

How to Search the East Baton Rouge Phone Directory

There are several ways to search for phone numbers and addresses in East Baton Rouge Parish. Each method works best for different types of phone directory lookups. Here is what to try:

• Use the Clerk Connect portal for a directory search of court records by name
• Check the EBRGIS Property Lookup for owner names, phone numbers, and addresses
• Search the Louisiana Voter Portal for registered voter contact info
• Visit the Clerk of Court at 222 St. Louis Street in person for a phone listing lookup
• Call the assessor at (225) 389-3920 for property owner phone records and details

Start with the free tools first. The property phone lookup and voter portal cost nothing. Clerk Connect needs a subscription but has the most directory data and phone records. If you cannot find what you need online, go in person. The staff at the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court are used to helping people with phone number searches and directory lookups. Bring a form of ID and be ready to give them a name or address for the phone directory lookup.

Note: Some records may be sealed by court order, so not every phone directory search will produce results.

East Baton Rouge Phone Directory Search Fees

Most basic phone directory searches in East Baton Rouge are free. Walking into the clerk's office to inspect directory records costs nothing. Online property lookups through EBRGIS are free as well. The voter portal phone lookup has no charge.

Fees come into play when you need copies or want to use the Clerk Connect system for a phone number lookup. Copies of directory records from the clerk cost $1.00 per page. Certified copies are $10.00 per document. A conformed copy of a directory record runs $5.00. Sheriff phone record reports cost $16.00 each. The Clerk Connect portal charges $20 for a 24-hour pass, $65 for 30 days, or $780 for a full year. Under LA R.S. 44:32, public bodies in Louisiana can charge reasonable fees for copies but cannot charge just to look at phone directory records. The right to inspect contact records is free.

Cities in East Baton Rouge Parish

East Baton Rouge Parish includes the state capital and several smaller cities. All of them fall under the 19th Judicial District Court for directory record purposes. Phone directory records for residents across these cities are kept at the parish clerk's office in Baton Rouge. If you need to run a phone directory search for someone in one of these cities, start at the parish level.

Nearby Parishes

These parishes border East Baton Rouge Parish. If the person you need a phone number for lives just outside the East Baton Rouge parish line, you may need to check phone directory records and contact details in one of these neighboring areas. Each parish has its own clerk of court, phone book, and phone directory resources separate from East Baton Rouge.