Leominster Directory Listings

The Leominster phone directory brings together contact information for city departments, public offices, and local services in this north-central Massachusetts city. Leominster sits in Worcester County and has about 43,000 residents. City government runs out of city hall on West Street, and most departments have their own dedicated phone lines for residents to call. This page lists the key numbers for city hall, the police department, public works, and other offices. You can also find details on how to search for other types of phone numbers and public records tied to Leominster.

Leominster City Hall Contacts

Leominster City Hall is where most city business takes place. The building on West Street houses the mayor's office, city clerk, and several other departments. If you need help and are not sure which office to call, the main number can connect you with the right department. Walk-in visits are also welcome during regular business hours.

The Leominster city website at leominster-ma.gov has department pages with phone numbers, hours, and staff names. You can find forms, meeting agendas, and public notices there too. The site gets updates when departments change their contact info, so it stays current for the most part.

Leominster uses a mayor-council form of government. The mayor's office handles day-to-day operations. The city council meets regularly and those meetings are open to the public. Minutes and agendas are posted online through the city clerk's office.

Leominster Phone Numbers by Department

Leominster runs several departments that each have their own phone lines. The police and fire departments handle public safety calls. Public works takes care of roads, water, sewer, and trash. The city clerk manages vital records and election information. Below are the main numbers for the departments residents call most.

The Leominster Police Department is on Lancaster Street. For emergencies, call 911. The non-emergency line is for general questions, filing reports, or asking about records. The department also handles animal control calls during business hours. The fire department operates out of multiple stations and has its own non-emergency line for permit questions and inspection scheduling.

• Police Department (non-emergency): (978) 534-7531
• Fire Department (non-emergency): (978) 534-7575
• Department of Public Works: (978) 534-7560
• City Clerk: (978) 534-7510
• Assessor's Office: (978) 534-7509
• Tax Collector: (978) 534-7506
• Building Inspector: (978) 534-7515

The Leominster Public Library also has its own phone number for residents who need help with research, computer access, or community programs. The recreation department handles park permits and youth sports registration. Both of these offices take calls during business hours and can point you toward resources that are not always listed online.

Leominster shares some services with neighboring Fitchburg. The two cities sit right next to each other and both fall in the same judicial district. If you need court-related phone numbers, those cases go through the Leominster District Court, which actually serves both cities and several surrounding towns.

Note: Leominster department phone numbers may shift if offices relocate, so check the city website for current contact details.

The Massachusetts Land Records portal lets you search property records filed in Worcester County, which includes all Leominster properties.

You can look up deeds, mortgages, and other land documents for Leominster through this free online tool. Records go back many years and are tied to the Worcester District Registry of Deeds.

Search Leominster Phone Directory

There are a few ways to find phone numbers in Leominster. The right method depends on whether you need a government office, a business, or a person. Each type of search works a bit differently.

Government phone numbers in Leominster are the most straightforward to find. The city website lists department contacts, and you can call the main city hall number to be transferred. For county-level offices like the registry of deeds or the superior court, those operate out of Worcester. The MassCourts system lets you search court records online, and the Worcester District Registry of Deeds at masslandrecords.com has property records for all of Worcester County including Leominster.

Business phone numbers can be found through the city clerk's office, which keeps records of licensed businesses. The Secretary of State business entity search also lists registered business contacts on file with the state. For residential numbers, no government database in Massachusetts keeps a searchable list of home phone numbers. Commercial search services and white pages tools are the main options.

Public records in Leominster can be requested under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 66. Every city department has a Records Access Officer. Send a written request, be specific about what you need, and the office has 10 business days to respond. Some records are free, while larger requests may come with copying fees.

Leominster Public Records

Leominster public records include meeting minutes, city contracts, permit records, inspection reports, and employee salary data. You can request these from the relevant department. The city clerk's office handles vital records like birth, death, and marriage certificates. Call (978) 534-7510 for details on what is available and what the fees are.

Property records for Leominster are split between two offices. The city assessor has data on property values, ownership, and tax assessments. The Worcester District Registry of Deeds holds the actual deeds, mortgages, and lien documents. You can search the registry online or call (508) 798-7717 for help. The registry is at 90 Front Street in Worcester, and that office covers all land records for the 60 cities and towns in Worcester County.

Court records for Leominster go through the district court and the Worcester Superior Court. Basic case info is available through the MassCourts online system. For certified copies, you need to contact the court clerk directly. The Leominster District Court at 25 School Street handles local criminal and civil cases. More serious cases go to Worcester Superior Court. Family and probate matters are handled at the Worcester Probate and Family Court.

Worcester County Phone Directory

Leominster is one of 60 cities and towns in Worcester County. County-level offices like the Registry of Deeds, Superior Court, and Sheriff's Office are all based in the city of Worcester. These offices serve all communities in the county, including Leominster. For a full listing of county office phone numbers and resources, visit the Worcester County directory page.

View Worcester County Phone Directory