Greeley Phone Directory

Greeley sits in Weld County and serves as the county seat, which means most government phone contacts for the city and the county share the same area. The main city phone number is 970-350-9772. Weld County offices are also in Greeley, so residents can reach both city and county departments without long-distance calls. This directory covers the key phone numbers for Greeley city hall, Weld County courts, the clerk and recorder, the assessor, and state-level contacts that serve Greeley residents. Use the numbers and links on this page to find the right office fast.

Greeley City Government Contacts

The City of Greeley runs its own set of departments and phone lines. Call 970-350-9772 to reach city hall. Staff can route your call or help with general questions about Greeley services. Most city offices are open Monday through Friday during normal business hours. The Greeley city website lists department pages with direct phone numbers and email contacts for each office.

Greeley handles its own water, streets, parks, police, and code enforcement. Each of these departments has a direct line. If you are not sure which one to call, the main Greeley number at 970-350-9772 works as a catch-all. The person who picks up can point you to the right place. For police matters that are not emergencies, use the Greeley Police non-emergency line rather than 911. The city website posts that number along with other public safety contacts.

Greeley also provides online tools for paying utility bills, reporting issues, and checking permits. These can save you a phone call if you just need to look something up or make a quick payment.

Weld County Phone Numbers in Greeley

Since Greeley is the Weld County seat, all major county offices sit in town. The main Weld County phone number is 970-400-4000. That line connects to the county switchboard, where staff can transfer you to any department. The county building is at 1150 O Street in Greeley. Most county offices keep weekday hours, though some close early on Fridays.

The Weld County Clerk and Recorder handles vital records, marriage licenses, and document recording. Call them at 970-400-3700. The Weld County Assessor takes calls at 970-400-3657 for property tax questions, valuations, and assessment appeals. If you need the Weld County Sheriff, dial 970-356-4015. That line is for non-emergency calls only. The Weld County departments page shows a full list of offices and their phone numbers, which is helpful if you need a department not listed here.

Note: The Weld County website also has online search tools for property records and recorded documents, which can save Greeley residents a trip to the clerk's office.

Greeley Court Directory and Records

Weld County courts serve Greeley and the rest of the county. The courthouse is in Greeley, so local residents have easy access. Court matters in Greeley go through either the Weld County Court (for smaller civil and misdemeanor cases) or the Weld District Court (for felonies and larger civil cases). Both courts are part of Colorado's 19th Judicial District.

To find a Greeley court case or check a hearing date, the Colorado Judicial Branch website runs a free docket search. You can look up cases by name or case number. It covers all Colorado courts, so Greeley cases in Weld County Court and Weld District Court both show up. No account is needed. The search is open to the public and pulls up case type, filing date, and current status.

Court records in Greeley are mostly public under Colorado law. The Colorado Open Records Act, known as CORA and found at C.R.S. 24-72-201, gives anyone the right to ask for government records. Courts must respond within three business days. Some records have limits, though. C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Criminal Justice Records Act, puts restrictions on pending cases and sealed files. Chief Justice Directive 05-01 adds more rules about what the court system can share. If you are not sure whether a Greeley record is available, call the court clerk or check the Colorado public records access guide for details on what is open and what is not.

Weld County Phone Directory Online

The Weld County website is a strong starting point for finding phone numbers and contact details for county offices in Greeley. The site lists each department with its address, phone number, and hours.

From the Weld County homepage, you can click into any department to find direct lines for staff, forms you might need, and links to online services. Greeley residents use this site often since the county seat offices are all in town. It is also a good place to check for holiday closures or changes in office hours before you make the drive to a county building.

State Phone Contacts for Greeley

Several state offices serve Greeley residents from outside the city. The Colorado Secretary of State can be reached at 303-894-2200. They handle business filings, notary searches, and CORA questions. The Secretary of State CORA page explains the open records process in plain terms if you want to request records from any government office in Greeley or Weld County.

The Colorado State Court Administrator is at 720-625-5000. Call that number for general questions about the court system, judicial records, or how Colorado courts work. For driver and vehicle questions, the Colorado DMV answers at (303) 205-5600. The Colorado DMV website shows office locations near Greeley along with hours and wait times, so you can plan ahead before visiting.

The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, called DORA, runs a license check tool at dora.colorado.gov/check-a-license. You can use it to see if a professional in Greeley holds a valid license. It covers fields like real estate, medicine, nursing, and many others. Search results sometimes show a phone number or address on file for the person.

Colorado Public Records Search Guide

The Colorado Judicial Branch publishes a public records access guide that covers how to request court records in Greeley and across the state. It breaks down what is public, what is restricted, and how to file a request.

This guide is worth a read before you call the Weld County court clerk about a records request. It lists the types of records that are open, the ones that need a court order, and the fees you might have to pay. Knowing the rules ahead of time makes the phone call shorter and helps you ask the right questions. Greeley residents can also use the guide to figure out whether they need to contact a city office, a county office, or a state agency for the record they want.

Reaching Greeley Offices by Phone

Hold times at Greeley city and Weld County offices tend to be shorter than what you find in bigger metro areas. Still, there are a few things that help. Call early in the day. Mornings between 8:30 and 10:30 tend to have the shortest waits. Mondays are always the busiest day at any government office, and Greeley is no different. Try mid-week if your question can wait a day or two.

Have your details ready before you dial. If you are calling about a court case in Greeley, know the case number. For property questions, have the address or parcel number. For the clerk and recorder, know the type of document you need and the approximate date. These small steps cut your call time in half. Weld County staff are helpful, but they can move faster when you have the basics on hand.

Email works well for non-urgent questions. Most Greeley city departments and Weld County offices list email addresses on their web pages. For court records in particular, email requests tend to get a faster response than phone calls. Check the Weld County and Greeley city websites for the right email contact in each department.

Weld County Phone Directory

Greeley is the county seat of Weld County, so many of the contacts on this page also appear on the full Weld County directory page. That page covers the entire county, not just Greeley, and lists all county department phone numbers, court contacts, and office hours. If you need to reach a Weld County office that serves areas outside Greeley, or want a broader view of county resources, the county page has what you need.

View Weld County Phone Directory

Nearby Colorado City Directories

Greeley sits in the northern part of the state along the Front Range. Several other cities are close by and have their own phone directory pages. If you live on the edge of Greeley or work in a nearby city, you might need contacts from one of these places as well.