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Flagler County is on Florida's northeast coast with Bunnell as the county seat. This phone directory covers government offices, the Clerk of Courts, property records, and public services contacts for Flagler County residents and visitors.

Flagler County Government Phone Numbers

Flagler County government offices are based in Bunnell. The county has been one of the fastest-growing in Florida over the past two decades. Palm Coast is the largest city and sits just east of Bunnell, but the county seat and courthouse remain in Bunnell. Most government business happens at the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center on East Moody Boulevard.

The Board of County Commissioners handles general county business, including land use, building, and public works. Their meetings are open to the public. The county website has a department directory with phone numbers for each office. Staff are generally responsive to phone calls during business hours.

Flagler County is in the 7th Judicial Circuit along with Volusia, St. Johns, and Putnam counties. The circuit court serves this entire area. Court administration offices are in DeLand (Volusia County), but Flagler County cases are heard at the courthouse in Bunnell. If you need to reach the circuit judges' offices or court administration, some calls may route through DeLand.

The Flagler County Sheriff handles law enforcement for the unincorporated areas. For non-emergency calls, use the sheriff's main line. Call 911 for emergencies. The sheriff's office also runs the county jail and handles civil process serving.

Flagler County Clerk of Courts

The Flagler County Clerk of Courts is Tom Bexley. The main phone number is (386) 313-4400. The office is at the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd, Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110. The Flagler County Clerk website provides online access to court records, official records, and general information about the office.

Court records in Flagler County cover civil, criminal, family law, and probate cases. You can search many of these online through the clerk's website. The courts section of the site has details on each division and how to file or look up cases. For specific questions about a case, call (386) 313-4400 and ask for the right division.

Official records such as deeds, mortgages, liens, and other recorded documents are also maintained by the clerk. The departmental directory lists phone numbers for specific departments within the clerk's office if you need a direct line.

All of these records are public under Florida law.

Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes guarantees access to public records. The Flagler County Clerk must allow inspection and copying of records within a reasonable time. You do not have to state a reason for your request. Some records, such as sealed court files, are exempt from disclosure, but the default rule is openness.

Copy fees follow state guidelines. Standard copies are up to $1.00 per one-sided page. Certified copies cost more. Large requests may also include a special service charge for staff time. Ask the clerk for a fee estimate before you place a big order.

Flagler County Public Records Access

Public records requests in Flagler County follow the same rules as the rest of Florida. You can submit a request by phone, in person, by email, or by mail. There is no required form. Just describe what you want. The office must respond within a reasonable time. Inspecting records on site is free. Copies have a per-page charge.

The MyFlorida 411 directory can help you find state employees and agencies that serve the Flagler County area. Some state services are handled by regional offices rather than county offices. Use the directory to track down those contacts.

State-level databases may also contain records relevant to Flagler County. Court records, business filings, professional licenses, and other data can be searched through state portals. The Florida public records check page links to several of these tools.

Flagler County Property and Tax Numbers

The Flagler County Property Appraiser can be reached at (386) 313-4150. The Property Appraiser website has an online search tool where you can look up any parcel by address, owner name, or parcel number. Results show assessed value, taxable value, exemptions, and ownership details. The tool is free and open to everyone.

For tax bills and payments, the Flagler County Tax Collector is at (386) 313-4160. The Tax Collector website offers online payment options. You can also pay in person at the tax collector's office in Bunnell. The tax collector handles property taxes, vehicle tags, driver licenses, and other services.

Both offices are at 1769 E. Moody Blvd in Bunnell. If you are heading to the courthouse, you can handle property questions and tax payments in the same trip. Property records in Florida are public. Anyone can look up ownership and tax status without giving a reason.

Key Flagler County Directory Numbers

Here are the top numbers to know in Flagler County:

• Clerk of Courts: (386) 313-4400
• Property Appraiser: (386) 313-4150
• Tax Collector: (386) 313-4160
• State Info Line: 1-866-693-6748

The Moody Boulevard complex in Bunnell is the main hub for Flagler County government. Most offices are concentrated there. Parking is available on site. If you are visiting from Palm Coast, the drive to Bunnell is short. Some offices also handle requests by phone, mail, or online, so you may not always need to go in person.

Cities in Flagler County

Palm Coast is the largest city in Flagler County and the only one with a dedicated page on this site. Bunnell is the county seat but has a much smaller population. Flagler Beach is another community in the county but does not meet the population threshold for its own page.

Nearby County Phone Directories

Flagler County borders several other northeast Florida counties. Check these directories for phone numbers in neighboring areas:

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