Trumbull Directory Lookup

Trumbull Town Hall Contacts

Trumbull Town Hall is at 5866 Main Street, Trumbull, CT 06611. The main phone line is (203) 452-5000. Town hall is the hub for most municipal services, and the front desk can route your call to the department you need. Standard business hours apply on weekdays. If you plan to walk in, calling ahead can save you time, especially if you need paperwork or forms from a specific office. The town clerk is available at (203) 452-5005 and processes vital records, land records, and public document requests in line with CGS §1-210, which is the state law governing access to public records in Connecticut.

The first selectman's office is at (203) 452-5001. This is the chief executive office of the town. The first selectman manages daily town operations and oversees all departments. Residents with concerns about town services or policy questions often start here.

Trumbull Department Numbers

Trumbull has departments that cover everything from building permits to senior services. The police department takes non-emergency calls at (203) 261-3665. Public works handles road maintenance, snow removal, and utility questions. The health department manages local inspections and community health programs. Parks and recreation runs seasonal activities, sports leagues, and facility rentals. Each department has its own phone line, and staff are available during regular hours. Most offices also have voicemail for after-hours messages.

The Trumbull town website has the full department listing with current numbers. It is the best place to check when you need a contact that is not listed on this page, since the town updates the directory as staff and extensions change.

Here are some essential Trumbull phone numbers:

• Town Clerk: (203) 452-5005
• First Selectman: (203) 452-5001
• Police (non-emergency): (203) 261-3665
• Tax Collector: (203) 452-5010

Note: Trumbull town offices sometimes have adjusted hours around holidays and during the summer season, so confirm before you head over.

Police and Safety in Trumbull

The Trumbull Police Department handles non-emergency calls at (203) 261-3665. Always use 911 for emergencies. The police department fields reports, community safety questions, and follow-up calls through this number. Trumbull also has volunteer fire companies and an ambulance service that respond to calls within town limits. The police records division manages requests for incident reports and other documents. Under CGS §1-200, many government documents in Connecticut are classified as public records, and some police records may be available upon request depending on the type of case and whether an investigation is still open.

If you need a police report, call the records division and ask about the process. They will walk you through the forms and any fees. Turnaround is usually a few business days for standard requests.

The Trumbull phone directory for public safety also includes animal control and the emergency management office, both reachable through town hall.

Court Phone Contacts in Trumbull

Trumbull is part of the Fairfield Judicial District. The Connecticut Judicial Branch operates a case lookup tool at jud.ct.gov/lookup.htm for searching civil, criminal, and family cases. To call the courthouse, find the right location and phone number on the Connecticut Judicial Branch site. Court clerks handle questions about filing, scheduling, and case status. Checking your case info online before calling can help you get answers faster, since you will already have your case number ready.

The Fairfield Judicial District courthouse serves Trumbull and surrounding towns. Different case types go through different divisions, so knowing whether your matter is small claims, family, or criminal will help the clerk route you to the right person. The Connecticut court system is centralized at the state level, which means procedures are largely the same from town to town.

Trumbull Public Records Search

Connecticut law, specifically CGS §1-210, makes most government records available to the public. In Trumbull, the town clerk at (203) 452-5005 is the main office for records requests. You can ask about vital records, land records, meeting minutes, and contracts. The clerk will tell you what forms to submit and what fees apply. Some records can be found online through the town website, which saves a phone call or a trip to town hall.

The Trumbull town homepage below is the starting point for accessing department contacts and public records information.

This site links to all town departments and shows their current phone numbers, email addresses, and office locations.

State tools add another layer to your search. The Connecticut state portal connects to statewide databases for various record types. Professional license searches are available through the eLicense lookup tool. Business filings go through the SOTS business lookup. The public records administration page explains your rights and the state process for requesting documents.

Finding Trumbull Phone Numbers

The town website is your best first stop. Department pages on trumbull-ct.gov list phone numbers for every town office. If you still cannot find a number, call (203) 452-5000 and ask to be transferred. Town hall staff route calls daily and can get you connected without much delay.

Town clerks in Connecticut carry responsibilities under CGS §7-109 for maintaining and providing access to town records. The Trumbull town clerk follows these duties and can help with certified copies, document searches, and general questions about what records the town keeps. For state offices, the Connecticut departments directory lists all agencies with contact info.

Note: If you reach voicemail at a Trumbull office, leave a clear message with your name, number, and reason for calling, and expect a response within one to two business days.

Fairfield County Resources

Trumbull sits in Fairfield County, the most populated county in Connecticut. Though the state dissolved county government in 1960, county lines still matter for court districts, health regions, and regional planning. The Fairfield Judicial District covers Trumbull and nearby towns for all court-related services. State agencies organized by county can usually be located through the state portal or by calling the judicial branch.

The Trumbull phone directory ties into county resources when it comes to court services, public health districts, and regional transit. If you need a county-level contact not listed on the town site, try the state judicial branch website or the regional council of governments for the Fairfield area.

Nearby Cities

Towns near Trumbull also have phone directory pages available on this site. If you need contacts in a neighboring community, take a look at these pages:

• Bridgeport
• Stratford
• Shelton
• Fairfield

These communities share court services and some regional health and transit programs with Trumbull. Phone numbers for shared services sometimes route to the same office. Knowing which municipality administers a particular service helps you call the right number without getting bounced around.