Not a government office or records custodian. This private reference cannot retrieve, certify, alter, or remove public records, and it cannot confirm who lives at an address. Send a records request to the office that holds it. For an emergency, call 911. For stalking or harassment concerns, contact local police.
Finding the Right Record
Use the route that matches the record type rather than sending a broad request to City Hall.
- Address and parcel questions: use the Statesville street directory and the Iredell Tax Office or Register of Deeds.
- Historic household evidence: use the Statesville directory book and the library’s Local History collection.
- A limited one-person verification: use the resident lookup route, then verify with the stated custodian.
- Municipal City files: use the City Clerk’s public-records route under the North Carolina Public Records Act, N.C.G.S. Chapter 132.
- County or State records: contact the Iredell Clerk, Register of Deeds, Tax Office, Board of Elections, or North Carolina Vital Records as appropriate.
City of Statesville public-records contact: City Clerk, 227 S Center Street, Statesville, NC 28677; 704-878-3583. The City accepts municipal requests through NextRequest and its public-records page, by mail to PO Box 1111, Statesville, NC 28687, in person, by phone, or by the displayed City email. City Hall is the municipal custodian, not the source for county court, deed, property-tax, or state vital records.
For recorded instruments, the Iredell Register of Deeds is at 211 Constitution Lane, Statesville, NC 28677, 704-872-7468, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For a court, estate, probate, divorce, or filed case record, contact the Iredell Clerk of Superior Court at the Hall of Justice, 226 Stockton Street, 704-832-6600.