Clemmons Phone Directory
The Clemmons phone directory lists contacts for village offices and local services in Forsyth County. Clemmons is a village west of Winston-Salem with about 21,000 residents. Village Hall is at 3715 Clemmons Road. This directory includes the Village Clerk, police department, planning office, and Village Council. Each department handles public records and can be reached by phone during business hours. Use this Clemmons directory to find the right number quickly.
Clemmons Quick Facts
Clemmons Village Clerk Phone Directory
The Clemmons Village Clerk processes public records requests. Call 336-766-7511 to reach the clerk at Village Hall. This is the first number to try in the Clemmons phone directory.
The clerk keeps Village Council meeting records for Clemmons. Agendas, minutes, and meeting packets are archived and open for public review. Records requests can be submitted online, by mail, or in person at 3715 Clemmons Road. The village provides tracking numbers for all requests. Fees may apply for copies depending on the size of the record.
| Office | Clemmons Village Hall |
|---|---|
| Address | 3715 Clemmons Road Clemmons, NC 27012 |
| Phone | 336-766-7511 |
| Website | clemmons.org |
Note: The Clemmons Village Clerk can route you to any department within the village government.
Clemmons Police Phone Numbers
The Clemmons Police Department non-emergency line is 336-766-9170. For emergencies, call 911. The department maintains incident reports, accident records, and crime statistics for Clemmons.
Police reports can be requested online or in person. Criminal history records are also available through the Clemmons police. Most arrest and incident records are public. Criminal investigation files may be restricted under North Carolina law. Fees apply for copies of police records.
The Clemmons police work with Forsyth County law enforcement and the NC State Bureau of Investigation. Crime data from Clemmons is shared with state agencies for the statewide records database. The Winston-Salem Police Department also coordinates with Clemmons on regional cases.
Clemmons Planning Phone Directory
The Clemmons Planning Department handles building permits, zoning questions, and development plans. Call 336-766-7511 to reach planning through the Clemmons phone directory.
This office keeps inspection records, site plans, and code enforcement files. GIS mapping is available for property research in Clemmons. Development plans for new projects are on file and open for public review. All planning records in Clemmons are public and can be inspected at Village Hall.
Note: Building permits and zoning records in Clemmons are public under N.C.G.S. Chapter 132.
Clemmons Village Council Directory
The Clemmons Village Council is the governing body. Council member details are posted on the village website. The main number is 336-766-7511.
Meeting agendas and minutes are posted and archived online. Public comment records are preserved from each session. Committee meetings produce records that are also part of the public file. The Clemmons Village Council meets on a regular schedule and posts packets before each meeting so residents can review items in advance.
State Phone Directory for Clemmons
Clemmons residents can use the statewide phone directory at nc.gov to reach North Carolina agencies. The NC Department of Environmental Quality Winston-Salem office at 336-776-9800 covers the Clemmons area. The NC Judicial Branch at 919-890-1000 provides access to Forsyth County court records.
The NC Department of Health and Human Services at 919-855-4800 administers programs accessible to Clemmons families. The NC public records law under N.C.G.S. Chapter 132 gives every person the right to inspect and copy public records held by government offices in Clemmons and across the state.
- NC Vital Records: 919-733-3000
- NC Consumer Protection: 919-716-6000
- NC DOT: 1-877-368-4968
- NC Secretary of State: 888-246-7636
Clemmons Phone Directory for Court Access
Court records for the Clemmons area are managed by Forsyth County. The Clerk of Superior Court in Winston-Salem handles civil, criminal, and traffic cases for all towns in the county, including Clemmons. You can search case information online through the NC eCourts portal without going to the courthouse.
For copies of court documents, contact the clerk office in Winston-Salem or visit in person. Standard civil and criminal case records are public under N.C.G.S. 132-1. Sealed or juvenile records are not open to the public. Clemmons residents can request certified copies by mail. The eCourts system is a faster option for basic case searches. Fees apply for certified copies at the clerk office.
Forsyth County courts serve a large population across Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Kernersville, and other towns. For business records in the Clemmons area, the NC Secretary of State keeps all corporate filings and trade names on file. You can search these records online at no cost.
Note: The NC eCourts portal provides free case lookups but does not offer certified document copies.
How to Use the Clemmons Phone Directory
Start with the main village number at 336-766-7511. Staff will route you to the right department. Most offices are open weekdays during regular hours. The Clemmons phone directory is also on the village website where each department page has its own direct number.
For records beyond the village level, contact Forsyth County offices in Winston-Salem. The county handles property deeds, tax records, court files, and vital records that Clemmons does not keep. Having both village and county phone directories gives you a complete set of government contacts for the Clemmons area. The Clemmons phone directory covers village-level services while county contacts fill in the rest. Under N.C.G.S. 132-6, anyone who holds public records must let people inspect them at reasonable times.
Forsyth County Phone Directory
Clemmons is in Forsyth County. County offices handle courts, the sheriff, tax records, and social services beyond what village departments cover. For the full county phone directory, visit the Forsyth County page.