Enfield CT Phone Directory

Enfield Town Hall Phone Numbers

The main line for Enfield Town Hall is (860) 253-6300. Call this number during business hours and a receptionist or automated system will connect you to any office in the building. Town Hall sits at 820 Enfield St. It is open Monday through Friday, with most departments running from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The building has a parking lot with free spaces for visitors. The main entrance faces Enfield St, and a directory in the lobby lists departments by floor.

Enfield uses a town manager form of government. The town manager's office at (860) 253-6301 handles administrative oversight, policy coordination, and matters that cut across department lines. For day-to-day business like paying taxes, getting a record, or asking about a permit, calling the relevant department is more efficient. The Enfield phone directory numbers below go straight to department front desks.

The Enfield town website has an online staff directory with email contacts, office hours, and additional information for each department. It is a good complement to the phone numbers listed here.

Enfield Department Phone Directory

The town clerk at (860) 253-6320 is the most called office in the Enfield phone directory. This department handles vital records, land records, meeting minutes, dog licenses, trade name certificates, and public records requests. CGS §7-109 designates the town clerk as the official custodian of municipal records, which means this office manages the bulk of Enfield's public documents. Birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and property deeds all go through the clerk. Wait times can be longer on Mondays and around the first of the month. Calling ahead saves time, especially for certified copies that may need to be prepared.

The Enfield police department's non-emergency line is (860) 763-6400. This number handles reports about past incidents, accident record requests, questions about community programs, and general police business. The police station is not at Town Hall. It is a separate building. If you need to pick up a report in person, call first to confirm the location and hours for the records window.

The building department at (860) 253-6370 processes construction permits, schedules inspections, and addresses code complaints. This office gets busy during the warmer months when construction activity increases. Calling in the morning gives you the best shot at reaching someone before they head out for field inspections.

Note: Enfield's police non-emergency line is staffed around the clock. Town Hall departments follow regular business hours only.

Searching Enfield Public Records

Public records in Enfield are available under Connecticut's Freedom of Information Act. CGS §1-210 requires that municipalities provide access to government documents, with limited exceptions for things like personnel files and ongoing investigations. In Enfield, the town clerk at (860) 253-6320 handles most records requests. You can submit a request by phone for simple items. For specific or complex requests, a written submission is better because it creates a clear record of what was asked for and when.

Land records are one of the most common requests processed by the Enfield clerk. Property deeds, liens, and maps are all part of the land records collection. Meeting minutes from the town council and various boards are also available. Budget documents, contracts, and vendor agreements can be requested too. Each type of record may have a different fee for copies, and the clerk can give you the exact amount over the phone.

For court records, Enfield is within the Hartford Judicial District. The Connecticut case lookup portal provides free online access to court dockets statewide. You can search by name or case number. Civil, criminal, family, and housing cases are all included. This tool is maintained by the judicial branch and updated regularly.

Enfield Phone Lookup Advice

The automated menu at Enfield Town Hall's main line lists department options. Press zero to skip to a live operator. That is always the fastest path. Mid-morning calls between 10 AM and noon tend to have the shortest wait. Monday mornings and the first business day after a holiday are the worst times to call. If lines are busy, try again in 15 to 20 minutes rather than holding.

Voicemail is available at every Enfield department. Leave your name, callback number, and a brief note about what you need. Return calls typically come within one business day. The Enfield phone directory numbers listed on this page connect to department main lines rather than individual employees, which means someone on staff should always be available to answer during business hours.

State-Level Resources

Enfield residents can use several state resources alongside the local phone directory. The Connecticut state portal is the main gateway to state agency contacts. The Connecticut Judicial Branch website has court contacts and forms for the Hartford Judicial District and others. The eLicense lookup tool covers professional licenses statewide.

The Secretary of the State handles business filings and UCC searches. For denied public records requests, the Freedom of Information Commission provides a complaint process. CGS §1-210 enforcement falls to this commission, and they have the authority to order any Connecticut town, including Enfield, to release documents that should be public.

The Connecticut Judicial Branch case lookup is one of the most commonly used state tools by Enfield residents searching for court-related phone directory information.

This is the Connecticut Judicial Branch case lookup portal, where Enfield residents can search for court records without making a phone call. The tool is free, covers all state courts, and is searchable by name or case number. It serves as a useful digital extension of the phone directory for anyone needing court-related information.

Hartford County Information

Enfield is in Hartford County, located at the very northern edge of the state. Connecticut abolished county government in 1960, but the county name persists for judicial district boundaries and some state administrative purposes. Enfield's court cases go through the Hartford Judicial District, and the main courthouse is in downtown Hartford, about 20 miles south of Enfield.

The Connecticut State Library in Hartford holds historical and archived records that extend beyond what individual town clerks maintain. For genealogical research, very old land records, or documents that have been transferred from town custody to state archives, the State Library is a valuable resource. They accept phone inquiries and have research rooms open to the public.

Enfield's location on the Massachusetts border means some residents also interact with agencies in that state. The Enfield phone directory focuses on Connecticut contacts, but the town clerk can sometimes point you toward the right Massachusetts office if your needs cross state lines.

Note: Enfield Town Hall may close or reduce hours during winter storms. Call the main line to check before making the drive.

Nearby City Phone Directories

Communities near Enfield have their own phone directory pages. These are helpful for residents who live near town borders or need contacts in neighboring jurisdictions. Windsor is to the south. Simsbury is to the southwest. South Windsor is southeast of Enfield. Each town has its own government offices and a separate phone system.

• Windsor
• Simsbury
• South Windsor

The Enfield phone directory numbers only work for Enfield offices. Neighboring towns use completely different phone systems. If you need to reach a department in Windsor or Simsbury, check the directory page for that specific community. Municipal phone lines in Connecticut do not cross town boundaries.