Find Livonia Phone Directory

The Livonia phone directory covers city offices that hold public records, handle FOIA requests, and run court operations in this Wayne County city. Livonia has its own city clerk, a police department with a dedicated records unit, and the 16th District Court. You can use this page to get the right phone numbers, addresses, and search steps for finding records in Livonia. From police reports to court cases to government documents, each office listed here plays a role in the Livonia phone directory system. Most requests go through FOIA or a direct visit to the office that holds the record.

Livonia City Clerk Phone Directory

The Livonia city clerk is at 33000 Civic Center Dr, Livonia, MI 48154. Call (734) 466-2237 for questions about public records, meeting minutes, or official city documents. The clerk office is the main contact point in the Livonia phone directory for most non-police, non-court record requests.

The clerk keeps files on city council proceedings, resolutions, ordinances, and other official actions. You can visit during business hours to request copies. Bring a clear description of what you need, and staff will help you find it. If the record sits with a different department, the clerk can direct you. Under MCL 15.231-15.246, Michigan's Freedom of Information Act lets anyone request government records from Livonia. You can submit a FOIA request in writing to the clerk office. The city has 5 business days to respond. Standard copy fees are $0.10 per page. Certified copies may carry a higher fee depending on the document.

The Livonia phone directory for the clerk covers a wide range of records. If you are not sure where to start your search, this office is the best first call.

Livonia Police Records Directory

The Livonia Police Department records division is at 15050 Farmington Rd, Livonia, MI 48154. Call (734) 466-2470 for questions about reports or record requests. For FOIA submissions, email police@ci.livonia.mi.us with the details of the records you need. The non-emergency line is the same number.

You can request accident reports, incident reports, arrest logs, and dispatch records from the Livonia police. FOIA rules apply to all requests. Some records have parts that are redacted. Juvenile info stays sealed. Active investigation files may be held back until the case wraps up. The Livonia phone directory for police records is well used by residents, attorneys, and insurance companies who need reports from the city. Accident reports are generally ready within 5 to 7 business days of the crash. For incident reports, the timeline depends on the status of the case and how much redaction is needed.

Livonia processes a large number of police reports each year. The email option for FOIA is often the fastest way to get your request on file. Include the date, location, and names involved to speed things up.

Note: The police FOIA email goes straight to the records unit, not the general department inbox.

16th District Court Livonia Phone Directory

The 16th District Court is at 32765 Five Mile Rd, Livonia, MI 48154. The main phone line is (734) 466-2500. This court covers Livonia and handles traffic violations, misdemeanor cases, small claims disputes, and civil matters under $25,000. Felony cases go through a preliminary exam here before moving to the Wayne County Circuit Court.

Search for court cases through the MiCOURT case search system. It covers every court in Michigan, so you can pull up records from the 16th District Court by entering a name or case number. The Livonia phone directory for the court clerk is a backup when the online system does not show what you need. Call (734) 466-2500 and ask for the records window. Staff can search by name, date, or case number. Most case files are public under MCL 600.101, which governs how Michigan courts manage records access. Sealed and expunged records do not appear in public searches.

Small claims in the 16th District Court are capped at $6,500. Filing fees start low for small amounts and increase with the claim size. The court also processes civil infractions and local ordinance violations from Livonia. Copies of court documents cost a few dollars per page, and certified copies run higher.

Livonia Government Online Resources

Livonia runs a city website with department contacts, service info, and online tools. The Livonia city website has links to forms, meeting agendas, and department contacts that are part of the Livonia phone directory for residents and businesses.

Below is the Livonia city homepage. It shows links to departments, news, and online services available to Livonia residents.

Check the site for office hours and specific department phone numbers before visiting. Some services let you file requests or make payments online, which can save a trip to city hall. The Livonia phone directory on the website gets updated as department contacts change.

Statewide Phone Directory Tools for Livonia

Michigan runs several databases that cover Livonia records alongside the rest of the state. The MiCOURT system is the main court search tool. The Michigan Voter Information Center lets you check voter registration for anyone in Livonia. Criminal background searches through the ICHAT system cost $10 and show Michigan convictions only.

For property records in Livonia, the Wayne County Register of Deeds has deeds, mortgages, and liens. Search the Wayne County public search system or check tax data at pta.waynecounty.com. The index search is free. Document viewing sessions cost $30 for one hour. These county-level phone directory tools cover Livonia property records since the city does not run its own deed or lien database.

Livonia in Wayne County

Livonia is part of Wayne County, the largest county in Michigan by population. The Wayne County Clerk at (313) 224-6262 handles vital records including birth, death, and marriage certificates. The Register of Deeds at (313) 224-5854 keeps property records. The Livonia phone directory points to these county offices for records the city does not hold.

Wayne County charges $22 per vital record copy. That is less than the $34 state rate. Birth records under 100 years old are restricted under MCL 333.2815-333.2861 of the Michigan Public Health Code. Only the person named, a parent, or a legal representative can get copies. Marriage records from 1911 forward are public. The county also has a free death records database covering 1867 to 1910.

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