This Is Not a Government Office or Records Custodian. Greenville Residents Directory is privately operated. We cannot obtain or certify a record, verify an address, or alter any government roll or database. Direct those requests to the office that maintains the record. Call 911 in an emergency. For stalking or harassment concerns, contact local police.
Finding the Right Record
Use the appropriate Greenville research route for the record you need:
- An owner or household along a street: use By Street for address-based records.
- Historic directory volumes or past households: consult City Directories.
- A record connected to one person: start with Resident Lookup.
- The official custodians behind local records: see the Greenville records offices.
- A record absent from the web: make a specific request under the Texas Public Information Act to the office that holds it.
County-held records: Contact the Hunt County Clerk, 2507 Lee St., Greenville, TX 75401, (903) 408-4100. The Clerk offers free in-office inspection Mon-Fri, 8-4:30. For a copy request, identify the document, case, party, or record series as closely as possible.
City public-information requests: Send a written, specific request through the City of Greenville Public Information Requests route coordinated by City Secretary Carla Oldacre, 2821 Washington St. / PO Box 1049, Greenville, TX 75403-1049. The City responds to requests for existing records, rather than questions or newly created reports.
Municipal police records: The Greenville Police Records Division is at 3000 Lee St., Greenville, TX, (903) 457-2911, Mon-Fri, 9-5. Police public-information requests are routed through the city form to that division.