Access Danbury Phone Directory
The Danbury phone directory covers city government offices, public safety, and local services for this northern Fairfield County city. Danbury operates a traditional city government structure with departments that handle everything from permits to public health. This page compiles the main Danbury phone numbers for city hall, police, fire, health, and other departments. It also points to online resources for court records, public document requests, and state agency contacts. If you are trying to reach a Danbury office or find a specific government phone number, the directory on this page gives you a solid starting point.
Danbury City Hall Contacts
Danbury City Hall is at 155 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT 06810. The main phone number is (203) 797-4500. This connects to the front desk, where staff can transfer you to any city department. The mayor's office is reached at (203) 797-4501. City hall follows standard weekday hours, and most departments keep the same schedule. If you need to visit, the building is centrally located and has parking available.
The city clerk is at (203) 797-4521. This office handles vital records, certified copies, and public records access. Under CGS §7-109, the Danbury city clerk maintains official city documents and processes requests from the public. The clerk's office also manages Freedom of Information requests as required by CGS §1-210. If you are not sure which office to call in Danbury, start with the city clerk or the main city hall number.
The Danbury city homepage shown below provides quick access to department contacts and city services.
This is the main entry point for finding Danbury phone numbers and navigating city services online.
Danbury Department Phone Numbers
Danbury's departments each have direct phone lines for public use. The police department non-emergency number is (203) 797-4611. The fire department is at (203) 797-4508. Health department calls go to (203) 797-4625, covering inspections, public health programs, and food service permits. The building department takes calls at (203) 797-4580 for permits, zoning, and code enforcement. Each department has dedicated staff who can answer questions or route you to the right person.
When calling a Danbury department, you will usually reach a receptionist who can help with basic questions or transfer your call. If you reach voicemail, leave a message and expect a callback within one business day. The phone directory for Danbury is not complicated. Most offices are housed at or near city hall, so transfers between departments happen quickly.
Here are key Danbury phone directory entries for quick reference:
- Main City Hall: (203) 797-4500
- Mayor's Office: (203) 797-4501
- City Clerk: (203) 797-4521
- Police (non-emergency): (203) 797-4611
- Fire Department: (203) 797-4508
- Health Department: (203) 797-4625
- Building Department: (203) 797-4580
Note: Danbury's fire department administrative line at (203) 797-4508 is for non-emergency calls only; always use 911 for fires and medical emergencies.
Danbury Court Phone Resources
Danbury is served by the Danbury Superior Court, which falls under the Connecticut Judicial Branch. The court handles civil, criminal, family, and housing matters for the Danbury area. Court phone numbers are managed by the state, not the city, so you will not find them on the Danbury city website. Instead, check the Connecticut Judicial Branch website for courthouse contacts and clerk office hours.
Case records can be searched online at jud.ct.gov/lookup.htm. This free tool covers most case types and lets you search by name, case number, or date range. If you need information beyond what the online system shows, call the courthouse clerk's office. Clerks handle filing questions, hearing schedules, and document requests. The Danbury phone directory on this page focuses on city offices, but the state court links above will connect you to judicial services.
Public Records Access in Danbury
Public records in Danbury follow the same state laws as every other Connecticut municipality. CGS §1-200 defines what counts as a public record. CGS §1-210 spells out the public's right to access those records. The city clerk at (203) 797-4521 is the primary contact for public records in Danbury. You can request vital records, land records, meeting minutes, and other official documents. Some records are free to view; certified copies may require a fee.
The Danbury city website posts some records online, including meeting agendas and minutes. For state-level records, the Connecticut state portal offers access to databases managed by various agencies. The Secretary of the State handles business filings and commercial registrations. The eLicense lookup tool lets you search professional licenses statewide.
If a Danbury office denies your records request, you can appeal to the Freedom of Information Commission at ct.gov/foi. The FOI Commission reviews complaints and can mandate the release of records that were improperly withheld. Most routine requests in Danbury are processed without any problems, but the appeal option exists if you need it.
Finding Danbury Phone Numbers
The city website at danbury-ct.gov is your best bet for finding a Danbury phone number. It lists departments with phone numbers, addresses, and service descriptions. If the website does not have what you need, call the main city hall number at (203) 797-4500. Staff there can look up any Danbury city office number and connect you directly.
For state-level contacts, the Connecticut departments and agencies page lists all state offices. This is where you will find numbers for the DMV, Department of Public Health, and other state agencies that serve Danbury residents. The Danbury phone directory on this page covers city-level contacts, and the state portal fills in the gaps for state-managed services.
Danbury is a mid-sized city, so its phone directory is manageable. Most departments are reachable in one or two transfers from the main number. Online tools have made some phone calls unnecessary since you can look up information, check records, and submit requests through the city and state websites. But when you need to talk to someone, the numbers on this page will get you there.
Fairfield County Resources
Danbury is in Fairfield County, located in the northern part of the county. Connecticut does not have active county governments, but the county designation is still used for court districts, planning regions, and demographic purposes. The Danbury Superior Court serves the city and nearby towns within the judicial district. State-level services organized by county reference Fairfield County for the Danbury area.
If you need a phone number for a county-level service like a court or health district, start with the Connecticut Judicial Branch website or the state portal. The Danbury phone directory covers city services, but regional needs often require a state-level contact.
Nearby Cities
These cities near Danbury have phone directory pages on this site:
Danbury sits in the northern part of Fairfield County and shares some regional services with these communities. Court districts, health services, and transit routes sometimes overlap between Danbury and its neighbors. Check the pages above for town-specific phone directory information in each community.
Note: Ridgefield and Newtown are close neighbors to Danbury, and some emergency services coordinate across these municipal borders during major events.