Fresno County White Pages Lookup

Fresno County white pages give you access to public records for over one million people in California's Central Valley. The county maintains property, court, and vital records through its assessor-recorder, superior court, and sheriff offices based in the city of Fresno. You can search for names, phone numbers, and addresses using free online tools or visit the county offices in person. This page breaks down every major Fresno County white pages resource, from property searches to inmate lookups, so you know exactly where to go and what to expect when you search.

Fresno County Property Records Search

The Fresno County Assessor keeps track of every parcel of land in the county. Property records are one of the strongest white pages tools available. They connect real names to real addresses. If you know where someone lives in Fresno County, you can search property records to find their name. The assessor office is in the Hall of Records at 2281 Tulare Street in downtown Fresno. You can call the office at (559) 600-6879 for help with property record questions.

The county offers a free property value lookup tool on its website. You type in an address or parcel number, and the system returns the assessed value and owner details for that property. This covers the entire county, from urban Fresno to the agricultural land in the western part of the valley. Assessed values update each year as of January 1. Sale prices from recent transactions also appear in the data. For white pages searches in Fresno County, this is often the fastest way to tie a name to a location.

Bulk data or detailed parcel maps may need an in-person request. The assessor can provide custom reports for a fee. But for a quick white pages lookup, the free online tool handles most needs in Fresno County.

Fresno Recorder White Pages Records

The Fresno County Recorder maintains deeds, liens, marriage records, and other official documents filed in the county. This office is part of the Assessor-Recorder department. It is a key white pages source because these documents link names to property transfers, name changes, and other life events. If someone bought a house, got married, or filed a lien in Fresno County, the recorder has a record of it.

Online access covers documents recorded from January 1, 1981 to the present. You can search by name, document type, or recording date. Keep in mind that California law prevents county recorders from showing document images on the internet. You can see the index entry and get a document number, but to view the full document, you need to visit the office or send a mail request. Copy fees range from $0.50 to $4.00 per page at the Fresno County Recorder. The exact fee depends on the type of document and how many pages are in it.

For vital records, the recorder handles marriage licenses and certified copies of birth and death certificates at the county level. The vital records phone line is (559) 600-3471. Fees for certified copies vary by record type. Processing times depend on how busy the office is, but most in-person requests at the Fresno County Recorder are handled the same day.

Note: Fresno County online document searches show index data only, not full document images, due to California state law.

Search Fresno County Court Cases

The Fresno County Superior Court provides online case information through its public portal. Court records are a useful white pages tool. They tie a person's name to legal filings, hearing dates, and case outcomes. If someone has been involved in a lawsuit, criminal case, or small claims matter in Fresno County, the court records will show it. The court handles more than 100,000 filings each year across civil, criminal, family, and traffic case types.

The Fresno County court public portal lets you search by party name or case number. You can pull up case details, see which judge is assigned, and check hearing dates. The portal is free to use. One thing to keep in mind is that the court states this information is not an official record. For a certified copy, you need to contact the clerk's office directly. Not all case types show up in the online portal either. Sealed records and some family law cases are not visible through the web system.

The Fresno County court case information page explains how to access records online.

Use this page to find the online portal and search for case records in Fresno County.

For copies of court documents, fees apply. The clerk charges per page for copies. Certified copies cost more than plain copies. Contact the Fresno County Superior Court directly to get current fee amounts, since these can change from year to year.

Fresno County Inmate Search

The Fresno County Sheriff inmate search lets you look up people currently held in county jails. This is a public tool that anyone can use. You type in a name and the system shows booking details for anyone who matches. Results include the person's full name, booking date, charges, and the facility where they are being held. This white pages resource is useful when you need to find someone who may be in custody in Fresno County.

The sheriff's office phone number for inmate information is (559) 475-9491. You can call this number to ask about a specific person if the online tool does not show results. Keep in mind that the online search only covers people who are currently in custody. Once a person is released from Fresno County jail, their record may drop out of the online system. For historical booking records, you would need to file a request with the sheriff's records division.

The Fresno County Sheriff inmate search page provides access to current booking records.

Search for people in Fresno County jail by name using this free tool from the sheriff's office.

Note: The inmate search only shows current bookings in Fresno County, not past records.

White Pages Resources for Fresno County

State-level databases also help with Fresno County white pages searches. The California Secretary of State business entity search covers every corporation, LLC, and partnership in the state. Many of these are based in the Fresno area. Business filings show officer names and agent addresses. This gives you another path to finding people connected to companies in Fresno County. The search is free. No account is needed.

Voter files are another strong white pages resource. Fresno County has hundreds of thousands of registered voters. The voter file contains names, birth dates, home addresses, and party preferences. Under California law, you can request voter data for election, scholarly, journalistic, or political uses. Commercial use is banned. Contact the Fresno County Clerk-Elections office for pricing on a county-level voter file. The full state file from the Secretary of State is $100.

• Property value lookups through the Assessor (free online)
• Recorded documents from 1981 at the Recorder (index search online)
• Court case records through the Superior Court portal (free online)
• Inmate search through the Sheriff (free online)
• Business entity search at the Secretary of State (free online)

Start with the free online white pages tools for Fresno County and move to in-person requests when you need certified copies or older records that are not in the digital system.

Fresno County Cities White Pages

Fresno County has 15 cities. The city of Fresno is the largest and the county seat. City-level records like building permits and business licenses can add more white pages data on top of what you find at the county level. Select the city below to find local white pages resources for that area.

Other cities in Fresno County, including Clovis, Sanger, Selma, and Reedley, use the same county offices for property records, court filings, and vital records. All Fresno County white pages data runs through the assessor, recorder, and superior court offices in the city of Fresno.

Nearby White Pages Resources

Fresno County sits in the heart of California's Central Valley. If your white pages search does not turn up results in Fresno County, consider that the person may have records in a neighboring area. People in the Central Valley often move between Fresno, Tulare, Kings, Madera, and Merced counties for work or housing. While those counties are not covered in our current directory, the state-level business entity search and voter file request system cover all of California and can fill in the gaps.

For Fresno County residents who have ties to the Bay Area or Southern California, check the county pages for those regions as well. People sometimes own property or hold business filings in more than one California county.