This Is Not a Government Office or Records Custodian. Mansfield Residents Directory is privately operated. It cannot pull, certify, correct, or remove a record, and it cannot confirm who occupies an address. Send those requests to the agency that keeps the record. Call 911 in an emergency. If you believe you are being stalked or harassed, contact Mansfield police or the Connecticut State Police; Connecticut Chapter 952 addresses stalking and harassment.
Where to Send a Mansfield Request
Mansfield is the local town in Tolland County, Connecticut, but Connecticut has no operating county clerk or county recorder. Choose the source by the question, then confirm its current access rules. These internal pages describe the search path without replacing the responsible custodian:
- Address and parcel work: start with By Street, then check the Assessor or Town Clerk source
- Historical volumes and former households: use City Directories or Past Residents
- One-person source checking: use Resident Lookup for the role, date, and custodian trail
- Postal geography and nearby parcels: use ZIP Directory or Find Neighbors
- Records not indexed online: follow the Connecticut FOI Act, Chapter 14, C.G.S. ยงยง1-200 onward, through the Town Clerk and the Mansfield FOI instructions
| Primary local custodian | Mansfield Town Clerk, the office for Mansfield land records, maps, trade names, town vital records, cemetery routing, and FOI requests |
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| Office | Audrey P. Beck Building 4 S Eagleville Road Storrs-Mansfield, CT 06268 |
| Phone and email | 860-429-3302 TownClerk@MansfieldCT.org |
| Posted hours | Monday-Wednesday, 8:00 a.m.-5:15 p.m.; Thursday, 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m.; Friday closed |
| Official request pages | Town Clerk and Freedom of Information |
For parcel, assessment, and sale information, use the Mansfield Assessor and AxisGIS. Registration questions belong with the Mansfield Registrar of Voters. Trial-court records route through G.A. 19 Rockville, probate matters through PD-25 Tolland-Mansfield, and historical research through the Mansfield Public Library or Mansfield Historical Society.
Hours and procedures can change. Call or check the linked office page before traveling, and use the narrowest request that describes the record, date range, parcel, person, or department involved.