Crowley White Pages Directory

Crowley white pages connect you to people, phone numbers, and public records in the seat of Acadia Parish. As the parish seat, Crowley holds the main courthouse and clerk's office, which makes it the hub for records searches in this part of Louisiana. The city also runs its own court and police department that keep local files. If you are trying to look up a name, find an address, or pull a court record in Crowley, this page walks you through the offices and tools that can help. Louisiana law keeps most government records open, so a Crowley white pages search starts with knowing where to look.

Crowley White Pages City Records

The City of Crowley keeps public records through several departments. Public Records Officer Shantel Alleman handles records requests for the city. You can reach her at (337) 788-4100 or by email at shantel.alleman@crowley-la.com. The city also has a Public Records Request Form on crowley-la.com that lets you submit requests online. This is a fast way to start a white pages search through official city channels.

La. R.S. 44:1 says any document used in official business is a public record. That covers meeting minutes, ordinances, contracts, budgets, and correspondence held by Crowley city offices. When you file a request, the city must respond within three business days under La. R.S. 44:32. You do not have to explain why you want the records. The law puts the burden on the office to justify any denial, not on you to prove your need.

Crowley handles permits, licenses, code enforcement, and public works. Each department creates records that can tie to a white pages search. If you know which department might hold what you need, contact them directly. If you are not sure, Shantel Alleman's office can route your request to the right place.

Crowley City Court Records

Crowley City Court keeps its own set of records that are useful for a white pages search. Court Clerk Anne Regan runs the office at PO Box 225, Crowley, LA 70527. The phone number is (337) 788-4117, and the fax is (337) 788-4149. The court has jurisdiction over criminal misdemeanors, traffic cases, and civil matters up to $30,000. That covers a wide range of filings that show up when you search someone's name in Crowley.

Court records are public under Louisiana law unless a judge has sealed them. La. R.S. 44:31 gives anyone 18 or older the right to inspect these files. You can walk into the clerk's office during business hours and ask staff to look up a name or case number. They keep docket sheets, case files, and judgment records. If someone has been through Crowley City Court, there is likely a record on file that shows their name and the nature of the case.

Traffic citations and small claims cases make up a big part of the docket. Civil cases under $30,000 also go through this court rather than the district court. For a Crowley white pages search tied to any of these case types, the city court clerk is your first stop. Call ahead to check hours and ask what search options they offer at the window.

Note: Cases above $30,000 go to the 15th Judicial District Court at the parish level, not Crowley City Court.

Acadia Parish White Pages Records

The Acadia Parish Clerk of Court holds the bulk of court records, land records, and vital documents for the parish. The office is at PO Box 922, Crowley, LA 70527. The phone number is (337) 788-8881. Since Crowley is the parish seat, this office is right in town. For a white pages search that goes beyond city-level records, the parish clerk is the main source.

The clerk keeps civil suits, criminal filings, family court records, and succession files. Land transfers, liens, mortgages, and judgments all pass through this office too. If you are trying to find out who owns a piece of property in Crowley, the clerk has the official records. Search by name and you can see all filings tied to that person. Search by property description and you get the chain of ownership. These records go back decades and form a deep resource for any Crowley white pages lookup.

Louisiana's ClerkConnect system gives some parishes online access to court records. Check with the Acadia Parish clerk to see if they offer online searches. If not, in-person visits are the way to go. Staff at the window can pull records by party name, case number, or date. Bring a valid ID and ask about copy fees before you start. Certified copies cost more than plain ones, and prices vary by document type.

The ClerkConnect system serves parishes across Louisiana. It is run through the state and gives clerks a shared platform for record management. Even if Acadia Parish has limited online tools of its own, the state-level system may offer some search options for Crowley records. Check the link above to see what is available.

Crowley Police White Pages Records

The Crowley Police Department keeps records that can support a white pages search. Police Chief Troy Hebert leads the department. You can reach the chief at (337) 788-4114 or by email at thebert@crowley-la.com. Incident reports, arrest records, and accident reports are all public under Louisiana law, with some limits for active investigations.

La. R.S. 44:3 sets rules on what police can release while a case is still open. Once a case is closed, the records generally become available. If you need a police report from Crowley, contact the department directly. You may need to visit in person or submit a written request. Police records can help confirm a name or address tied to an incident in the city. Not everything is online, so calling first saves you a trip if the record you need has to be pulled from files.

The Crowley Police also work with the Acadia Parish Sheriff on some matters. Sheriff records are kept separately at the parish level. If your search involves something handled by the sheriff rather than city police, you will need to contact that office on its own. Both agencies fall under the same Public Records Act, so the rules for access are the same.

How to Get Crowley White Pages Records

Louisiana law makes records easy to access. You have a right to most government documents. The process is simple. Pick the office that holds what you need. Ask for the record. They respond in three business days. If they say no, they have to tell you which law blocks access. That is how it works across the board in Crowley and Acadia Parish.

For a Crowley white pages search, here is where to go based on what you need. Court records are at the Acadia Parish Clerk's office or Crowley City Court. City records go through the public records officer at City Hall. Police reports come from the Crowley Police Department. Property data sits with the parish assessor. Voter rolls are at the parish registrar's office. Each office has its own process, but they all follow the same state rules on access and response times.

• Submit a records request at crowley-la.com through the online form
• Call Crowley City Court at (337) 788-4117 for local case lookups
• Visit the Acadia Parish Clerk at (337) 788-8881 for court and land records
• Contact Crowley Police at (337) 788-4114 for incident reports
• Check voter and tax records at the parish registrar and assessor

Fees depend on the office. Court copies run a few dollars per page. Certified copies cost more. Some searches at the window are free. The city's online request form does not charge a fee to submit, but document copies may have costs attached. Ask before you order so there are no surprises. Most offices take cash and checks. Some have started accepting cards for certain services, but it is not universal yet.

Crowley White Pages and State Law

Every white pages search in Crowley rests on the Louisiana Public Records Act. La. R.S. 44:1 defines a public record as any writing, account, letter, or document used in official business. That covers nearly everything held by Crowley city offices and Acadia Parish offices. The law starts from the position that records are open. They only close when a specific statute says otherwise.

La. R.S. 44:31 gives any person 18 or older the right to inspect public records. You do not have to live in Crowley or Acadia Parish. You do not even have to be from Louisiana. Show up during business hours and ask to see a record, and the office must let you look unless a law says no. If they deny your request, they cite the statute. You can challenge a denial in court. If the judge rules in your favor, the office pays your legal fees. This framework gives real teeth to a Crowley white pages search and makes it hard for any office to refuse a valid request without cause.

La. R.S. 44:32 adds the time rule. Three business days to respond. If they need more time, they tell you why and give a date. These are not suggestions. They are legal requirements. If an office in Crowley or Acadia Parish ignores your request or drags its feet, you have the right to go to court and force compliance. That kind of enforcement power is what makes Louisiana's public records law one of the stronger ones in the country.

Nearby Cities White Pages

Crowley sits in the heart of Acadia Parish with several smaller cities nearby. Rayne and Eunice are close but do not have their own white pages pages on this site. If you are searching for someone in those areas, use the Acadia Parish clerk and assessor resources listed above. Parish-level records cover all cities and towns within Acadia, so a search there picks up records from Rayne, Eunice, and other communities in the parish.