This Is Not a Government Office or Records Custodian. Campbell Residents Directory is privately operated. It cannot pull records, certify copies, confirm who lives at an address, or change a roll. Send those requests to the agency that keeps the record. For an emergency, call 911. If you face stalking or harassment, contact local police.
Need a Campbell Record?
These are the most direct starting points for common Campbell questions:
- Who owns or lives along a street: see the Campbell street directory
- Old directory volumes and past residents: see the Campbell city directory collections
- Finding or verifying one person: see the Campbell resident lookup walkthrough
- The offices behind the rolls: see Campbell resident records offices
- Records not available online: make a focused request under the California Public Records Act to the named custodian
Public-records contact: The Campbell City Clerk is at 70 N. First Street, Campbell, CA 95008, 408-866-2117. City Hall is generally open Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. For deeds and county-held files, contact the Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder at 110 W. Tasman Drive, First Floor, San Jose, CA 95134. For certificates, the county's marriage, birth, and death information identifies the right ordering path. The county's record-fee schedule and current fee notice are useful checks before ordering. Official-record research services are generally available Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30.
For permit and property-history questions, the Campbell Building Division is at 70 N. First Street, with building@campbellca.gov and 408-866-2130. The office directs older files and address-specific requests through its property and planning channels. Police reports and police CPRA requests go through the Campbell Police Records Unit. The city's mobile staff directory is useful for confirming the current department contact before sending a focused request.
For a judicial administrative-record request, use the California courts request form; adjudicative case files still belong with the court clerk. Santa Clara case-access guidance is available through the court's case-information page. A federal case search uses the PACER Case Locator and PACER's federal access system, not a Campbell municipal office.
For city agendas, notices, and planning context, review the Campbell workplan record and identify the department or date range before making a public-record request.