Levy County Phone Directory

The Levy County phone directory covers all government offices based in Bronson and across the county. You can reach the main county line to get connected to any department, or use the Clerk of Court for records requests. This page pulls together the key contacts, search tools, and public records info you need to reach the right office in Levy County. Every phone number for a government office here is public under Florida law. No fees apply just to get a number, and you do not need to explain why you want it.

Levy County Government Phone Numbers

Levy County runs its government offices from Bronson, the county seat. The Board of County Commissioners office is the main hub for county operations. You can call (352) 486-5217 to reach the county administration. Staff there can help route your call to any department if you are not sure which one to try first.

The county website at levycounty.org lists departments and contact info. You can browse by department name to find the direct phone line you need.

Florida's public records law under Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes makes all government phone numbers, staff names, and work email addresses public. This applies to every office in Levy County. If you call and ask for a phone number, the county must give it to you. There is no charge for this basic directory info. The law is clear on that point.

The Levy County phone directory is small compared to urban counties. That can work in your favor. Hold times tend to be short, and you are more likely to reach a live person on the first try. Most offices keep standard hours, Monday through Friday.

Levy County Clerk of Court Contacts

The Clerk of the Circuit Court is one of the most important offices in the Levy County phone directory. The Clerk handles court records, official records like deeds and liens, marriage licenses, and all public records requests for the county. The main Clerk phone number is (352) 486-5266. The office is in the Levy County Courthouse in Bronson.

You can use the statewide search tools to find records. The Florida courts system provides access to circuit court records through myflcourtaccess.com. Levy County falls in the 8th Judicial Circuit, which also covers Alachua and Baker counties. You can search by name or case number to find court filings.

Here is how the Levy County phone directory screenshot from the state portal looks. This gives you a sense of what the state system covers.

The state directory at 411.myflorida.gov covers state-level offices that serve Levy County. You can look up phone numbers for state agencies with offices in the area. This is helpful when your question involves a state agency rather than a county one. The two systems work side by side. County offices handle local records. State offices handle things like licensing, state courts administration, and regulatory matters.

For public records requests, you can contact the Clerk by phone, in person, or by mail. The mailing address is Levy County Clerk of Court, 355 S Court St, Bronson, FL 32621. Under Chapter 119, the Clerk must respond to your request within a reasonable time. The first 30 minutes of staff time for processing is typically free. If the work goes beyond that, they will tell you about any charges before doing the work.

Search Levy County Records Online

Several online tools let you search Levy County records without visiting the courthouse. The state courts portal and the Clerk's own system both offer free searches.

The Levy County Clerk provides an official records search through the county website. You can look up deeds, mortgages, liens, and other recorded documents by name or date. Court records are also searchable online. Civil, criminal, family, and probate filings can be found by name or case number. Basic case info is free to view. If you need certified copies, call the Clerk at (352) 486-5266 to ask about fees and the process for getting them.

The statewide public records check tool is another option for Levy County searches.

You can use the statewide public records check to search across multiple Florida databases at once. This tool pulls from state and county sources and can help you find records even if you are not sure which specific office holds them. It is free to search. Certified copies or detailed reports may have fees depending on the agency involved.

Marriage records in Levy County go through the Clerk of Court. These records are public in Florida. Anyone can search for them or request a copy. Call (352) 486-5266 for details on marriage license applications and record searches. The Clerk's staff handles these requests daily and can walk you through the steps over the phone.

Property and Tax Office Phone Numbers

The Levy County Property Appraiser keeps records on every parcel of land in the county. The office handles property values, ownership records, and exemptions. You can call (352) 486-5222 for questions about property assessments. The Property Appraiser has an online search tool where you can look up any property in Levy County by address, owner name, or parcel ID.

Search results show the assessed value, exemption details, sale history, and ownership info. All of this data is public under Florida law. No account or fee to search. If the online tool does not answer your question, call the office and ask to speak with someone on the records team. They can explain the numbers you see on screen and help with exemption questions.

The Tax Collector in Levy County handles property tax payments, vehicle tags, and driver license services. The main phone number is (352) 486-5172. The office runs from the courthouse area in Bronson. You can pay taxes online or in person. If you have a question about a specific tax bill or need payment history, the Tax Collector's office can pull that up for you. Tax records are also public under Chapter 119.

Note: The Property Appraiser sets the value. The Tax Collector collects the payment. Call the right office based on your question.

How to Find Levy County Phone Listings

There are a few good ways to find phone numbers in the Levy County directory. The county website is the first place to check. You can also call the main line or use the state directory for state agency contacts.

• Visit the county website at levycounty.org for department contacts
• Call county administration at (352) 486-5217
• Reach the Clerk of Court at (352) 486-5266
• Use the state directory at 411.myflorida.gov for state offices
• Call the Florida State Info Center at 1-866-693-6748

Government employee names and office phone numbers in Levy County are public records. Email addresses for county staff are also public. Some personal info for certain workers may be exempt from disclosure. This includes law enforcement officers, judges, and a few other categories listed in Florida statute. The Clerk's office will tell you if anything falls under an exemption when you make your request. For standard directory info, there is no cost and no wait. You ask, they share it. That is the law.

State Resources for Levy County

Florida runs several statewide tools that cover Levy County. These are useful when your search goes beyond county-level offices or when you need professional licensing info, archived records, or state agency contacts.

The Florida Department of State maintains a professional licensing directory that covers licensed professionals across the state, including those working in Levy County. If you need to verify a license or find a licensed professional's contact info, this is the right tool.

The full text of Chapter 119 is available on the Florida Legislature website. This is the law that governs public records access in Levy County and across the state. It spells out what records are public, what the exemptions are, and what agencies must do when they get a request. Reading it can help you understand your rights before you call.

Key Levy County Department Numbers

These are the most called numbers in the Levy County phone directory. The administration line at (352) 486-5217 is the best starting point if you do not know where to go. The Clerk at (352) 486-5266 is the right call for court records, official records, or any public records request. Hold times in Levy County tend to be short since the offices are smaller. Mornings are usually the best time to call if you want the quickest response.

Cities in Levy County

Levy County includes the cities of Bronson, Williston, Chiefland, Cedar Key, and several smaller communities. Bronson is the county seat where most county offices are based. None of these cities meet the population threshold for a dedicated page on this site, but their local government contacts are all public under Florida law. You can find city phone numbers through each city's website or by calling the Levy County main line at (352) 486-5217 for help. The nearby city of Gainesville in Alachua County has its own page if you need contacts in that area.

Nearby County Phone Directories

Levy County borders several counties in north-central Florida. The following neighbors have phone directory pages on this site:

Citrus County also borders Levy but does not have a dedicated page at this time.

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