Monroe Residents Directory is not a government office or records custodian. It cannot retrieve or certify documents, verify a person's location, or change an official index. Direct those requests to the agency that holds the record. For an emergency call 911. If someone is stalking or harassing you, contact law enforcement.
Find the Right Record Custodian
These are the quickest Monroe routes for common records questions:
- Address and parcel context: use By Street and the Union County assessor or GIS route
- Historical households and directory volumes: consult Monroe City Directories and the Dickerson Room
- A particular official record: begin with the Monroe Resident Lookup route, then verify it with the custodian
- Office contacts: use Monroe records offices for the Register of Deeds, assessor, and elections paths
- An existing record not online: ask the relevant custodian under the N.C. Public Records Law, Chapter 132
Union County Register of Deeds: Union County Government Center, 500 North Main Street, Suite 239, Monroe, NC 28112; 704-283-3843; recording hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The office handles recorded land instruments and vital-record routes. Union County Clerk of Superior Court: Union County Judicial Center, 400 N Main Street, Monroe, NC 28112; 704-698-3100; the Clerk controls complete court files and certified court copies. Tax Administration: 500 N Main Street, Suite 236, Monroe, NC 28111-0097; 704-283-3746; use it for property-tax inquiry questions. Union County Board of Elections: PO Box 1106, Monroe, NC 28111; 704-283-3809; use the Board for voter-file and registration questions. Municipal records are kept through the City Clerk and the City of Monroe staff directory.