Search Blount County White Pages

Blount County White Pages records help you find people who live in or own property in this part of north central Alabama. The Probate Court in Oneonta keeps land deeds, marriage licenses, and other public files that show names, addresses, and property info. Blount County has two service spots: the main courthouse in Oneonta and a second office in Hayden. Both can help with records requests. The county sits just north of Birmingham and has a mix of rural land and small towns spread across its hills and valleys.

Blount County Probate Court

The Probate Court handles most White Pages type records in Blount County. This office keeps land deeds, mortgages, marriage records, and estate files. Staff can search for names in these records and make copies for you. The office uses an online system called ALTAGS that lets you look up some records from home.

Blount County has two places where you can get records help. The main Probate Office is at the courthouse in Oneonta. A second location in Hayden serves folks on the east side of the county. Both have the same access to records. Call ahead to make sure the office you plan to visit has what you need. The Hayden Annex has more limited hours than the main office in Oneonta.

The Blount County Probate Court serves as the central spot for property records in this area. When land changes hands, the deed gets filed here. When someone gets married, the license goes on file here too. These records are open to the public under Alabama Code 36-12-40. You can ask to see them or get copies. Staff will help you find what you need.

Online White Pages Search Options

Blount County offers a free online portal for records searches. The ALTAGS system lets you search land records by name, date, or book and page number. You can find deeds, mortgages, and other property filings without leaving home. The search is free, but you pay if you want to print or download documents.

For court records in Blount County, use the state system called AlacourtAccess. This portal has civil and criminal case info from the 32nd Judicial Circuit. You can search by name and see case details. The fee is $9.99 per name search. Document images cost $5.00 for the first 20 pages. This works well if you need court files that are not at the Probate Court.

Third party sites like Whitepages.com and Spokeo pull data from many sources. They may have phone numbers and addresses that are not in public records. These sites charge for full reports. Some basic info is free. Keep in mind that private data sites may not be as current as the official county records in Blount County.

How to Search Blount County Records

Finding someone in Blount County records takes a few steps. First, pick what type of record you need. Property records are at the Probate Court. Court cases are at the Circuit Clerk. Voter info is at the Board of Registrars. Each office has its own search tools.

For the Probate Court search, go to the ALTAGS portal. Type in the last name of the person you want to find. The system shows all matching records. Click on a result to see more details. You can narrow your search by date range or record type. The results show the book and page where the original document is filed.

If you visit in person, bring as much info as you can. A full name helps a lot. Dates narrow the search. An address can link to property records. Staff at the Blount County Probate Court can search their index and pull files for you to view. They charge for copies. Certified copies cost more than plain ones. Cash and checks are accepted at most county offices.

You can also check the Alabama Voter Lookup portal for basic info. It shows registration status and address for voters in Blount County. This is a free state resource that may help confirm where someone lives.

What Blount County Records Show

Public records in Blount County hold lots of useful details. Deeds show who owns land and when they bought it. The seller and buyer names are there, plus the property address. Mortgages show loan amounts and lenders. Marriage licenses have both names and the date they wed. All of this is public info that anyone can look up.

Here is what you can find in Blount County records:

• Property deeds with buyer and seller names
• Home addresses from deed filings
• Mortgage amounts and lender info
• Marriage licenses with spouse names
• Estate records and wills
• Business filings and liens

Court records have more details on some matters. Civil suits show who sued who and why. Divorce files have settlement terms. Criminal cases show charges and outcomes. The 32nd Judicial Circuit Court in Blount County handles these. You can search them through AlacourtAccess or visit the Circuit Clerk office at the courthouse in Oneonta.

Blount County Records Fees

The Probate Court charges fees for copies and filings. Plain copies cost about $1.00 per page. Certified copies cost more, usually $3.00 to $5.00 for the first page. Recording a new document costs $13.00 to $18.00 for the first page and $3.00 for each extra page. These fees can change, so call ahead to check current rates.

Common fees in Blount County include:

• Copy of recorded document: $1.00 per page
• Certified copy: $3.00 to $5.00 first page
• Recording fee: $13.00 to $18.00 first page
• Each added page: $3.00
• Marriage license: $76.00 to $78.00

Online searches through ALTAGS are free. You only pay if you want to print or save documents. The AlacourtAccess system charges $9.99 per name search for court records. Third party sites set their own prices. Some offer free basic lookups while others charge monthly fees for full access to White Pages data.

Other Blount County Resources

The Circuit Clerk office at the Blount County Courthouse keeps court case files. This includes civil suits, criminal cases, and domestic relations matters. If you need divorce records or lawsuit info, start here. The office is on the first floor of the courthouse in Oneonta.

For criminal background checks in Blount County, you have a few options. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency runs the state criminal records system. You can request your own record for $25.00 using Form SBI-46. The Alabama Sex Offender Registry is free and lets you search by name or address. These state tools cover Blount County and all other Alabama counties.

Business records are at the Secretary of State website. Search for any business registered in Alabama. Results show the registered agent name and business address. This is free to search. The Secretary of State also has UCC filings that show business loans and liens.

For birth and death records, contact the Alabama Department of Public Health. Birth records have a 125-year privacy limit. Death records are available 25 years after the death date. The Vital Records office in Montgomery handles all Alabama vital statistics. You can order online through VitalChek at 1-888-279-9888.

Cities in Blount County

Blount County has several towns spread across its rural landscape. Oneonta is the county seat and largest town. Other communities include Cleveland, Locust Fork, Snead, Hayden, and Susan Moore. All records for these areas are kept at the Blount County Probate Court in Oneonta or the Hayden Annex.

No cities in Blount County meet the population threshold for dedicated pages on this site. For records help in any Blount County city, contact the Probate Court at (205) 973-0584 or use the online search tools linked above.

Nearby Counties

These counties share a border with Blount County. If you are not sure where someone lives, you may need to check records in more than one county. Each has its own Probate Court with separate records.