Box Elder County Phone Directory Guide

Box Elder County Phone Directory searches work best when you start with the office that owns the task. The county keeps a public directory for its main departments, and that makes it easier to reach the commission, clerk, assessor, auditor, communications staff, and court contacts without guessing which line should answer first. If you are trying to find a person, a public desk, or a court number in Brigham City, this page keeps the key contacts together and points you to the official county and Utah court pages that matter most. The goal is simple: shorten the search and keep it local.

Box Elder County Phone Directory Basics

Box Elder County's official directory is the cleanest starting point for a Box Elder County Phone Directory search because it keeps the county's main numbers in one public place. The county commission can be reached at 435-734-3347. The assessor is 435-734-3389. The auditor is 435-734-3388. Clerk Marla Young is 435-734-3393. Communications is 435-734-3331, and that office is listed at 1 South Main Street in Brigham City. Those are not interchangeable lines, so the office name matters as much as the number.

The directory works because Box Elder County handles a lot of public traffic through separate desks. A tax question should not start with the clerk. A court question should not start with communications. A records question may begin on the county site but end with the Utah courts system or the county clerk. That is why a good Phone Directory page needs to keep the county's own structure visible. It gives you the office tree, the right address, and the first number to try before you spend time chasing third-party listings.

Box Elder County Office Phone Directory

The county government image below is attributed to Box Elder County Government, which is the primary source for the office numbers used on this page. It is the official starting point for anyone building a Box Elder County Phone Directory search around county staff instead of broad web results.

That screenshot points back to the county directory and helps confirm that the county commission, assessor, auditor, clerk, and communications contacts all belong to the same public office network.

Brigham City is the county seat, so many Box Elder County searches begin there even when the final answer lives in another office. The directory page helps you separate front-desk routing from the actual service desk. That saves time when you need parcel help, election help, board contact information, or a county employee who is listed by department instead of by title. It also gives you a better way to compare the county page with the city and town pages that sit around it.

Box Elder County Court Phone Directory

The Utah Courts page for Box Elder County - Brigham City is the best official court reference for the district court side of a Box Elder County Phone Directory search. It lists the 1st District Court at 43 N Main, Brigham City, UT 84302, with phone 435-734-4600. The same court address also appears in the juvenile court research, which helps when you need to know that the district and juvenile lines are tied to the same Brigham City courthouse.

Justice court searches are a little different. The Box Elder County Justice Court is at 81 North Main Street in Brigham City, and the public phone number is 435-734-3390. That desk handles a different kind of work than the district court, so the county phone directory needs to show both. The county research also identifies Garland City, Mantua, Tremonton, and Willard justice courts, which is useful when the case belongs to a town court instead of the county seat.

The court image below is attributed to a Box Elder County courts reference page listed in the manifest. It is used here only as image attribution, not as the main source for court contact facts.

That image is still useful because it points searchers toward the court cluster in Brigham City and reinforces the difference between the district court and the justice court numbers. If you are looking for the right line, the office name matters first, then the address, then the phone.

Box Elder County Records and GRAMA

Some Box Elder County Phone Directory searches are really records searches. When that happens, the best starting point is still the office that owns the file, but the request itself may need to move through Utah's GRAMA framework. The state law at Utah Code Title 63G, Chapter 2 explains how public records are classified and released. If you need general court guidance, Utah Courts Self-Help can help you sort out forms and next steps before you call a clerk or records desk.

The county directory page is still important even when a request is more formal. It tells you which office should receive the first call, which number belongs to the clerk, and which department should not be pulled into a records issue at all. That matters in Box Elder County because the county offices are spread across different functions. A careful search usually starts with the office name, continues with the official number, and ends with the right public form or in-person counter.

When you need to compare an office line with the county's broader public structure, the county overview image below is attributed to the Box Elder County page listed in the manifest. That source is used here only for image attribution and general county context.

The county overview screenshot is a useful reminder that the directory is only the first step. Once you know the right office, the rest of the search gets much faster.

Note: A county phone number can route the call, but a court or records request may still need a formal step before staff release anything in writing.

Box Elder County Town Contacts

County searches do not always stop at the county line. Box Elder County maintains contact information for its cities and towns, and that makes the county directory more useful when you need a local desk instead of a county one. A lot of callers start with Brigham City because it is the county seat, but a town office may be the better fit for a permit, a street question, or a board contact.

The final image in the manifest is attributed to South Weber City. It is included here only as a screenshot attribution source, not as authority for Box Elder County facts. The point is simple: a Box Elder County Phone Directory search sometimes has to shift from the county office list to a city directory before the right desk appears.

That kind of cross-check is common in Utah. County government, city staff, and court offices often sit close together but answer different questions. If the first call does not fit the task, the directory should help you move cleanly to the next office instead of sending you back to a broad web search.