Find Summit County Phone Directory

Summit County Phone Directory searches usually begin at the county office in Coalville, but the right answer often sits in a separate department, service area, or sheriff page. This guide keeps the county's public numbers together so you can move from a broad Summit County search to the exact line you need without wasting time. If you are looking for a clerk, an assessor, public works, code enforcement, jail, dispatch, or Service Area 3 contact, the point is to reach the right desk on the first try. A clean directory should make that path shorter, not harder.

Summit County Phone Directory Basics

Summit County Government keeps its core office contact information centered at 60 N Main St., P.O. Box 128, Coalville, UT 84017, with the main phone number at 435-336-3200. That is the first number to use when you need general routing or when you are not sure which department owns the task. The county homepage also supports the staff directory and department pages that make a Summit County Phone Directory search much easier to manage.

The county structure is straightforward, but the jobs are not. The manager, clerk, assessor, public works, and code enforcement offices each answer different questions. That is why Summit County directory work is more than just finding the county switchboard. If you know the office, you can skip a round of transfers. If you do not, the county site is still the best place to start because it keeps the contact tree tied to real county staff instead of third-party lists.

The county government image below is attributed to the Summit County official website, which is the main source for the office contact numbers used on this page.

That screenshot gives the directory some context. Summit County uses a simple office structure on paper, but the actual routing still depends on whether you need the manager, the clerk, the assessor, or a field department.

Summit County Office Phone Directory

Several official Summit County pages support the county office directory. The assessor page at Summit County Assessor confirms the valuation and tax side of county work. The code enforcement page at Summit County Code Enforcement shows the enforcement desk. The public works page at Summit County Public Works ties road and infrastructure contact information back to the county office network. Those pages are helpful because they show where the office sits in the county structure before you call.

For a Summit County Phone Directory search, the numbers that matter most are the ones attached to real office work. County Manager Shayne Scott can be reached at 435-336-3110. The clerk is 435-336-3204. The assessor is 435-336-3220. Public works is 435-336-3972. Code enforcement is 435-336-3125. If you need the county office first, start with 435-336-3200, then move to the office line that matches the task. That small step keeps the call from bouncing around.

Coalville is the county seat, so Summit County office searches often start there even when the final answer belongs to another branch. The county staff directory can help when the office name is right but the specific person is not. It is the kind of search path that saves time because it keeps the caller inside the county system until the right desk is found.

Summit County Sheriff Phone Directory

Public safety contacts in Summit County are best handled through the sheriff's official pages. The county research points to the sheriff office at 435-615-3500, dispatch at 435-615-3600, and the jail division at 435-615-3723. The official jail page at Summit County Sheriff's Office and Jail adds the address at 6300 North Justice Center Drive in Park City, which is the right place to check when you need a custody-related line or a jail-facing contact.

That same page also shows how the sheriff side of a Summit County Phone Directory search works in practice. The jail main number is 435-615-3723. Administration is 435-615-3701. Medical or nurse contact is 435-615-3741. The ADA coordinator is 435-615-3579. Those lines are not generic county contacts. They are direct public numbers for a very specific service environment, and that is why the sheriff page matters.

The sheriff and jail image below is attributed to the official sheriff and jail page, which is the core source for the public safety numbers used here.

Use that page when the question is about custody, dispatch, or a sheriff-side public line. It keeps the search clear and avoids mixing jail contacts with county administration or city police numbers.

Summit County Service Area 3 Phone Directory

Service Area 3 is a separate contact path, and it deserves its own place in a Summit County Phone Directory. The official page at Summit County Service Area 3 Contact Us lists Jody Anagnos, Office Manager, at 435-500-6276 and Chris Bullock, Roads Manager and Water Operator, at 435-500-6613. The service area also handles roads maintenance, right of way work, water, trails, and parks through a board of trustees that meets monthly.

That matters because Service Area 3 is not the same thing as a standard county department. A caller may need the county office for one issue and the service area office for another. If you are trying to solve a road concern or a water question, the service area page is the better directory path. It gives you the direct contacts without forcing you to explain the whole issue to a general county desk first.

The Service Area 3 image below is attributed to the official county contact page, which is the most direct public source for these numbers.

That screenshot shows why county phone directory work sometimes needs a special district or service area page. The office may be local, but the service is not always part of the main county office tree.

Summit County Records and County Help

Some Summit County Phone Directory searches are really records searches, and the county site works best when you pair the office number with the right public records process. For Utah records questions, Utah Code Title 63G, Chapter 2 explains the GRAMA framework that governs public access. If you need court-side guidance before you call a clerk or records desk, Utah Courts Self-Help is a strong official starting point for forms and basic process information.

That state material fits Summit County well because county contacts are spread across several offices. A records question may begin with the clerk, but a road issue may belong to public works, and a jail question belongs to the sheriff. The county phone directory helps by matching the call to the right office before you ask for a file, a form, or a transfer. It is faster to move that way than to start with a general search result and then rebuild the contact path from scratch.

Note: If the first number points you to the wrong branch, use the office page that names the desk instead of starting over with a broad Summit County search.