Public Records In New York

How public records are stored in New York

New York has 63 county courts, 429 cities with local governments, 4734 unincorporated areas, 418 city police departments, and 63 county sheriff's departments.

New York also has 22 state agencies that collect records, which include: State Park:, State Park: Allegany Region, State Park: Taconic Region, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, State Park: Thousand Island Region, State Park: New York City Region, New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority, State Park: Niagara Region, State Park: Central Region, State Park: Palisades Region, State Park: Saratoga/Capital Region, State Park: Long Island Region, State Park: Finger Lakes Region, Ulster Regional Gang Enforcement Narcotics Team, State Park: Genesee Region, New York City Department of Environmental Police: Delaware County, New York City Department of Environmental Police: Sullivan County, New York City Department of Environmental Protection Police: Westchester County Hillview, New York City Department of Environmental Protection Police: Schoharie County, New York City Department of Environmental Police: Ulster County, etc.

You can select a specific city or county below to learn more about that area and its various agencies. But due to the large number of agencies and their varying capacity to provide records in an efficient manner, it can take a substantial amount of time and effort. Which is why we collect a large amount of records and make it easy to search for someone's complete record set by name and location. Just enter a name to view someone's full report, which also includes additional information like: full contact info, associates, family, address history, assets and social media.

Cities in New York

Please select a city below to access its public records, as well as view statistics about crime, income, education, etc in each city. We also provide instructions on how to directly access public records from government agencies in different cities.