Find Ogden Phone Directory
The Ogden Phone Directory helps you reach city hall, police, fire, the city recorder, and other public service lines without mixing Ogden city contacts with Weber County offices. Ogden keeps a strong set of official city pages for department routing, and those pages are the fastest way to move from a broad city search to the exact public line you need. This guide brings those Ogden contacts together so you can search by office, records need, or service type and start with the right city desk.
Ogden Directory Facts
Ogden Phone Directory Basics
The official Ogden city website is the best starting point for an Ogden Phone Directory search. Research for this page places the city's main government offices at 2549 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, UT 84401, with a main phone line of 801-629-8000. It also identifies the city council line at 801-629-8153 and the mayor's office at 801-629-8111. Those direct entries matter because a city directory is only useful when it matches real desks to real public questions.
The city website also helps separate city work from county work. That is important in Ogden, where some public questions belong with Weber County offices while others stay with the city. If you are looking for a city meeting record, a city permit desk, or an Ogden department line, the city site is the right first move. If the issue is county-side, the city page still helps because it clarifies what the city does not own.
The official Ogden city government page is the source for the lead city image and the broad contact frame used in this page.
Use that page when you need the city's main line, the municipal building, or a broad city routing point before calling a specific department.
Ogden Police Phone Directory
Police contacts are one of the main reasons people search for an Ogden Phone Directory. Research for this page places the Ogden City Police Department Records Division at 2186 Lincoln Avenue, Ogden, UT 84401, with a non-emergency phone line of 801-629-8221. The official Ogden City Police Department page is the strongest source for police routing because it keeps the department tied to the city's own public contact structure instead of a third-party list.
The records side matters too. Ogden research states that the police records division handles report requests through a GRAMA process and may require written requests and photo identification. That means the police contact line and the city recorder path work together rather than compete. A strong Ogden Phone Directory page should make that connection visible so callers know when to start with police and when to move into the city's records process.
The Ogden police page is also the image source below, which helps anchor the public safety side of the Ogden directory.
The police image helps separate Ogden's non-emergency and records path from the county sheriff and county court contacts nearby.
Ogden Fire And City Services
Public service searches in Ogden do not stop with city hall and police. The official Ogden City Fire Department page belongs on this page because fire and life-safety contacts are a separate city lane. The city fire page shows that Ogden structures its public-facing departments in a way that supports direct contact rather than one giant switchboard. That kind of layout makes a real city phone directory much more useful.
Department pages are also valuable because they give context before the call. If you know the issue belongs with fire, planning, police, or the recorder, your call starts stronger and usually ends faster. Ogden's department structure is clear enough that a targeted search works well, and that is why the city can support a location-specific directory page built from real research instead of filler.
The Ogden fire department page is the image source below and a useful example of how city department contacts are separated on the city's official site.
The fire image reinforces that Ogden's public contact system is built around named departments, not just one generic city hall line.
Ogden Phone Directory Records
City records in Ogden should start with the office that owns the file. Research for this page identifies the City Recorder's Office at 2549 Washington Boulevard, the same municipal building used for other city offices. Requests for city records can be submitted in writing to the recorder with a clear description, date range, and contact information. That is the right approach when an Ogden Phone Directory search moves from a public number into an actual records request.
Utah's GRAMA framework governs that process. The law at Utah Code Title 63G Chapter 2 explains the structure for public, private, controlled, and protected records. Ogden's own research notes that police records also follow a GRAMA request path. That means the city recorder and police records work as part of the same legal framework, even when they serve different records and different desks.
- City main line: 801-629-8000
- Mayor's Office: 801-629-8111
- City Council: 801-629-8153
- Police non-emergency: 801-629-8221
- City Attorney: 801-629-8155
Ogden Phone Directory Search Tips
Use the office name first. That is the fastest method in Ogden. Search for "Ogden police," "Ogden city recorder," or "Ogden fire department" rather than only "Ogden phone directory." The city's own pages are strong enough that a targeted office search usually lands on the right result. Once you have the office name and public line, a direct call is usually more productive than browsing several city pages in a row.
It also helps to separate Ogden and Weber County before you dial. If the issue is city-side, stay with the city pages. If the issue is county-side, switch to the county page below rather than trying to force a city line to solve it. That small distinction keeps the directory useful and keeps the call short.
Ogden also rewards callers who keep a few details ready. If you have a report date, a department name, or a street tied to the problem, say it early. City staff can route faster when the request begins with one clear clue. That matters for records work, department calls, and non-emergency city questions. A useful Ogden Phone Directory page should help you prepare for the call, not just list the number after the fact.
Note: If the first city office cannot help, ask whether the matter belongs with Ogden, Weber County, or the Utah courts before ending the call.
Ogden Records And Meeting Contacts
Not every Ogden Phone Directory search is about a department counter. Some are about the city's public records and meeting side. Research for this page places the city recorder in the municipal building at 2549 Washington Boulevard, which means city record requests, meeting materials, and related filings stay tied to the same city office cluster as the mayor and city council. That is useful because the caller does not have to guess whether a city file is held downtown, at police, or at a county office. The city structure stays consistent.
The same pattern helps with city council and attorney contacts. Research identifies the city council line at 801-629-8153 and the city attorney at 801-629-8155. Those are not numbers every caller needs, but they belong on the page because they show how Ogden separates executive, legal, and legislative city work. That makes the directory more practical for residents, reporters, and anyone trying to reach a named city office instead of a broad public counter.
Weber County Phone Directory
Ogden sits inside Weber County, and some calls that begin with city offices eventually move to county desks. Use the county page below when the issue belongs with a county office rather than the city of Ogden.