Alpharetta People Search Access

Alpharetta is a city in north Fulton County, Georgia, known for its tech corridor and growing population. A people search here starts with the city's open records system and extends to Fulton County court databases. Alpharetta uses a JustFOIA portal for public records requests, and the city has its own Municipal Court and Police Department with records divisions. The City Clerk and Public Safety Records offices each handle different types of requests, so knowing which to contact will save you time. For court records beyond city ordinance cases, the Fulton County Superior Court Clerk maintains the primary database.

Alpharetta Open Records Requests

Under the Georgia Open Records Act, all public records are available for inspection and copying unless specifically exempted by law. The Alpharetta Open Records Requests page explains the process. The city uses JustFOIA for centralized records management. You pick the right form based on what you need. There are categories for Police/911/Fire, Municipal Court, Building/Planning/Code Enforcement, and All Other Requests. Using the correct form gets your request to the right department and speeds things up.

The Alpharetta open records page is shown here.

For general records questions, contact Lauren Shapiro, City Clerk, at 678-297-6003. For public safety records including police reports, 911 calls, and fire reports, contact Piper Williams, Records Supervisor, at 678-297-6362. The JustFOIA portal gives you a request number and security key so you can track your request status online. If a record is withheld, the agency must cite the specific Georgia law provision under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72 that allows the exemption.

Alpharetta Court Records Search

The Alpharetta Municipal Court manages all court cases, records, and payments for municipal cases. The court phone is 678-297-6250. You can email court@alpharetta.ga.us for questions. One thing to note is that the court's physical address is 13690 Highway 9, Building B, Milton, GA 30004. This is a common point of confusion since it has a Milton address, not Alpharetta. But it is the correct location for the Alpharetta Municipal Court.

The Municipal Court page is shown below with details on court services.

For final dispositions and court documents, use the dedicated Municipal Court form on the Open Records portal. This is the way to get official copies of case outcomes, plea agreements, and other court filings for an Alpharetta people search. The Fulton County Clerk of Superior Court handles more serious cases. Property disputes, felony charges, and civil lawsuits all go through the county system.

Note: For court records requests, use the Municipal Court form on JustFOIA rather than the general city records form.

Alpharetta Police Records

The Alpharetta Police Department is at 2565 Old Milton Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30009. The Public Safety Records phone number is 678-297-6362. For police reports, 911 records, and videos, use the "Police, 911, Fire Reports" form on the JustFOIA portal. This is the dedicated channel for law enforcement records in Alpharetta.

Georgia law under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 makes most police records public once the case is closed. Active investigation files may be held back under the exemptions listed in O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72. Routine incident reports, crash reports, and arrest records are generally available. The records team can tell you what is releasable when you submit your request.

The Alpharetta City Clerk page provides more details on how open records work in the city.

Alpharetta also has a Permitting Portal where you can look up building permits, certificates of occupancy, and site plans. While this is not a typical people search tool, permit records often show a property owner's name and address.

Alpharetta Search Resources

The Alpharetta official website is the starting point for all city services. The City Departments page lists every department and their contact info. The Financial Transparency page also offers budget documents and spending data that are public record.

The Alpharetta permitting portal can be useful for certain people searches involving property.

Make sure the address you are looking up is actually within Alpharetta city limits. Some mailing addresses say Alpharetta but the property sits in unincorporated Fulton County or in a neighboring city. This can affect which agency holds the records you need.

Alpharetta City Hall is at 2 Park Plaza, Alpharetta, GA 30009. The main phone number is 678-297-6000. You can go in person during business hours to inspect records. Georgia law requires agencies to allow inspection during normal office hours. The Open Records Submission page is another direct link to start the request process if you prefer to handle it online.

Finding People in Alpharetta

An Alpharetta people search can use several paths. Here is a quick breakdown of what to use and when.

• City records: File a request through the Alpharetta JustFOIA portal
• Police reports: Use the "Police, 911, Fire Reports" form on JustFOIA
• Municipal Court: Call 678-297-6250 or email court@alpharetta.ga.us
• Superior Court: Search through the Fulton County Clerk of Superior Court
• Property records: Check Fulton County Tax Commissioner or the Alpharetta Permitting Portal

All of these sources fall under the Georgia Open Records Act. Response time is three business days per O.C.G.A. § 50-18-71. You do not have to be a resident. You do not need a reason. Just file the request and wait for the response. Most records are available at ten cents per page for copies.

Alpharetta County Records

Alpharetta is in Fulton County. For county-level records including Superior Court filings, property deeds, and probate matters, visit the Fulton County people search page on this site. The Fulton County Clerk of Superior Court handles the bulk of court records for Alpharetta residents.

Other cities in Fulton County with people search pages include Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Johns Creek, Milton, South Fulton, East Point, and Union City.