Search Brevard County Phone Directory

The Brevard County phone directory gives you access to every government department along Florida's Space Coast. The main county line at (321) 633-2000 can connect you to offices in Titusville, Melbourne, Viera, and other parts of the county. You can also search the online department directory at brevardfl.gov for direct phone numbers, staff names, and mailing addresses. This page covers the main contacts, search tools, and public records resources for Brevard County. Whether you need the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Property Appraiser, or any other office, the phone numbers and links on this page will get you there fast.

Brevard County Department Phone Listings

Brevard County publishes a searchable directory on its website. It lists every department by name and links to individual contact pages with phone numbers, office locations, and hours. The directory covers everything from the Budget office to the Utilities department. If you need a number but do not know which department handles your issue, calling (321) 633-2000 is the simplest path. That is the main county admin line, and staff can look up any contact in the Brevard County phone directory for you.

The full Brevard County department directory is at brevardfl.gov/Directory.

The page is organized so you can scan it fast. Each department shows up with a name and a link. Click through to get the direct phone number for that office. Under Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes, every government phone number and staff name in Brevard County is a public record. You do not have to give a reason to ask for it. The county cannot charge you for basic directory lookups. This applies to phone calls, emails, and in-person visits at any county office.

Brevard County Clerk Phone and Records

The Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller is a central office in the Brevard County phone directory. The main number is (321) 637-2000. This office deals with court records, official records, marriage licenses, and public records requests. For the dedicated records team, call (321) 637-2004 directly. That line goes straight to staff who handle public records questions.

You can submit records requests by email to PublicRecordsRequests@brevardclerk.us. Mail goes to P.O. Box 999, Titusville, FL 32781-0999. One thing worth knowing about Brevard County: Florida law says you do not have to identify yourself to make a public records request. You can ask for any record without giving your name. The clerk's office does suggest that you make your request as specific as you can. Broad requests take longer to fill and may cost more if they require extensive staff time or IT resources.

The records request page is at brevardclerk.us/public-records-requests.

Copies cost $1.00 per page. Certification adds $2.00 per document. The clerk's website also warns that if the info you want is already available through one of the online search tools, you should check there first. That can save time and money on a formal request.

Note: Broad records requests take longer and may cost more than focused ones in Brevard County.

Brevard County Online Records Portal

Brevard County uses a system called NextRequest for online public records requests. This portal lets you submit, track, and receive records without calling or mailing anything. It is tied to the clerk's office and works as an extension of the Brevard County phone directory for people who prefer to handle things online.

Access the NextRequest portal at brevardcountyclerkfl.nextrequest.com.

You can create an account to track your requests or submit one without signing up. The portal shows the status of each request as it moves through the system. Staff upload documents or responses directly to the portal when they are ready. For simple lookups, this tool often gets you what you need without a phone call. Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes applies to all requests made through the portal, same as phone or email requests.

Search Brevard County Court Records

The clerk runs a court records search tool called BECA. It covers civil, criminal, family, and traffic cases filed in Brevard County.

Search court records at brevardclerk.us/case-search.

BECA stands for Brevard Electronic Court Application. You can search by party name, case number, or date range. Results show case details, hearing dates, and case status. The tool is free. If you need actual documents from a case file, those may have a per-page cost depending on what you request. For questions the online tool does not answer, call (321) 637-2000 and ask for the court records division. Some records are sealed or exempt under Florida law, and staff can tell you what is available for any given case.

Note: Sealed and juvenile records will not show up in BECA search results.

Brevard County Official Records Search

Deeds, mortgages, liens, and other recorded documents in Brevard County are searchable through the AcclaimWeb system. This tool is separate from the court records search. It covers documents recorded with the clerk's office, not court filings.

The official records search is at vaclmweb1.brevardclerk.us/AcclaimWeb.

You can search by name, recording date, or document type. Results show the type of document, parties, and recording info. Basic search is free. Certified copies of documents cost $1.00 per page plus the $2.00 certification fee. This tool handles thousands of lookups each month from people checking property records in Brevard County. If a document does not appear in the online system, call (321) 637-2000 for help. Some older records may not be digitized yet.

Brevard Property and Tax Phone Numbers

The Brevard County Property Appraiser handles property values, ownership data, and exemptions. The main phone number is (321) 264-6700. The office has an online search tool at bpcpa.gov where you can look up any parcel by address, owner name, or parcel ID. Results show assessed values, ownership history, and exemption status. All property data is public under Chapter 119.

The Tax Collector is a separate office that handles tax payments and vehicle services. Call (321) 264-6900. The Tax Collector's site at brevardtaxcollector.com lists branch locations, hours, and online payment options.

Both offices work with property data but serve different purposes. The appraiser sets values. The collector takes payments. If you need ownership records or assessment details, start with the Property Appraiser. For payment history or tax bills, the Tax Collector is the right call. Their phone numbers are both listed in the Brevard County phone directory online.

Brevard County Voter Directory Search

The Supervisor of Elections handles voter registration and election data in Brevard County. You can check your registration status, find your polling place, or look up election results through the office website.

The voter info site is at votebrevard.gov.

Voter registration records are public in Florida. Names, addresses, party affiliation, and voting history are all available to anyone who asks. Social Security numbers and signatures are exempt. The Supervisor of Elections office can explain what is and is not public in voter records if you have questions. Call the main county line at (321) 633-2000 to be transferred to the elections office if you do not have the direct number.

Key Brevard County Phone Directory Contacts

The numbers above cover the most used offices in the Brevard County phone directory. Start with (321) 633-2000 if you are not sure who handles your question. For anything related to court records, deeds, or public records requests, the clerk's main line at (321) 637-2000 is the right call. The dedicated records line at (321) 637-2004 gets you straight to the records team. Mornings tend to have shorter hold times than afternoons at most Brevard County offices.

Cities in Brevard County

Brevard County has several cities along the coast and inland. Palm Bay is the largest city in the county and has a dedicated phone directory page on this site.

Other cities in Brevard County like Melbourne, Titusville, and Cocoa have their own local government phone directories. You can reach those offices through each city's website or by calling the main Brevard County line at (321) 633-2000 for help. All city and county contact info is public under Florida law.

Nearby County Phone Directories

Brevard County sits along the central east coast of Florida. Two neighboring counties have full phone directory pages on this site.