Woburn Phone Directory
The Woburn phone directory covers a city of about 41,000 people in Middlesex County. Woburn sits just north of Boston and serves as a hub for courts and county offices that handle parts of the region. You can use this page to find phone numbers for Woburn city hall, the police department, fire services, public works, and the court system. Most of the directory data here comes from official city and state sources, so the contact info stays tied to real government offices and public agencies in the Woburn area.
Woburn Overview
Woburn City Hall Phone Numbers
Woburn City Hall is where most city business gets done. The building holds the city clerk's office, the mayor's office, and several other departments that take calls from the public. If you need a permit, want to pay a bill, or have a question about city services, this is the place to start. Staff at the main line can point you to the right office.
| Office | Woburn City Hall |
|---|---|
| Website | woburnma.gov |
| Address | 10 Common Street Woburn, MA 01801 |
| City Clerk | (781) 897-5901 |
| Hours | Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM |
The city clerk handles vital records like birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and business filings. You can call the clerk at (781) 897-5901 to ask about fees or check if a record is on file. The Woburn city website also has department pages with phone numbers and hours for each office. If something has changed or an office has moved, the site gets updated first.
Woburn also runs several boards and commissions that hold public meetings. Agendas and minutes are posted on the city site. If you need to reach a board member or find out when a meeting is scheduled, the clerk's office can help with that too.
Woburn Department Phone Directory
Woburn has a full set of city departments, each with its own phone line. The numbers below cover the offices that residents call most. These are main lines, not direct numbers for individual staff. If you need a specific person, call the department and ask to be put through.
The Woburn Police Department handles both emergency and non-emergency calls. For emergencies, dial 911. For all other police matters, the dispatch line is (781) 933-1212. This covers reports, general questions, and requests for records from the police department. The station is at 25 Harrison Avenue.
The Woburn Fire Department runs fire prevention, inspections, and emergency response from multiple stations around the city. The non-emergency dispatch number is (781) 932-4560. For fire prevention questions or to schedule an inspection, call (781) 897-1383. The department also handles smoke detector compliance checks for home sales.
Public Works in Woburn takes care of roads, water, sewer, and trash pickup. Call (781) 897-5995 for the DPW office. Hours run Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. They can answer questions about snow removal schedules, street repairs, water bills, and recycling pickup days. If you have a water emergency after hours, the police dispatch can get you to the right on-call staff.
Note: Woburn city department phone numbers may shift when offices move or merge, so check the city website for the latest listings.
The MassCourts case search portal lets you look up court cases filed in Woburn and across the state. Below is a view of the search interface.
From this portal you can search by name or case number to find docket entries, hearing dates, and case status for matters filed in Middlesex County courts located in Woburn.
How to Search the Woburn Phone Directory
Finding phone numbers in Woburn depends on who you are trying to reach. Government numbers are the easiest to track down. Business and personal numbers take more work because Massachusetts does not keep a public phone book for private citizens.
For city government contacts in Woburn, go to woburnma.gov/contacts. The site has a full list of departments with phone numbers, office hours, and staff names. You can also call the city clerk at (781) 897-5901 and ask for any department number. This is the fastest route to get a direct line for a Woburn city office.
For court phone numbers, Woburn is home to the Middlesex Superior Court and the Middlesex Probate and Family Court South. The Superior Court clerk's office is at (781) 939-2700. The Probate Court main line is (781) 865-4000. Both courts are in the Tradecenter Drive area and have free parking. You can also search court cases online through the MassCourts system without calling.
For business phone numbers, the Woburn city clerk's office keeps records of licensed businesses. The Massachusetts Corporations Division also lets you search over 400,000 registered businesses by name and find contact info on file. For residential phone lookups, no government agency in the state keeps a searchable list of home phone numbers. Property records through the assessor's office can give you an owner name and address but not a phone number.
Note: Under Massachusetts Public Records Law (MGL Chapter 66), government records are open to the public, but personal phone numbers of private residents are generally not available through official channels.
Woburn Public Records Access
Public records in Woburn fall under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 66. Every city department has a Records Access Officer who handles requests. You submit a written request that says what you need, and the office has 10 business days to respond. Some records are free. Others carry a small fee.
The types of records you can get from Woburn include meeting minutes, city contracts, employee salary data, inspection reports, and permit records. Copies cost $0.05 per page for black and white. The first two hours of staff search time are free for municipalities with more than 20,000 residents, which includes Woburn. After that, the rate caps at $25 per hour. Electronic records carry no fee when they are already in digital form.
Property records for Woburn are held at the Middlesex South Registry of Deeds in Cambridge. You can search these records for free online at masslandrecords.com. Deeds, mortgages, and land transfers going back to 1629 are all available. The registry warns about companies that charge for documents you can print for free, so go to the official site first.
- Submit written request to the relevant department's Records Access Officer
- Be specific about what records you need
- Expect $0.05 per page for paper copies
- Court records are separate from city records
- Property records are free online at masslandrecords.com
Woburn Court Phone Numbers
Woburn is a major court hub for Middlesex County. Three different courts operate in the city, each with its own phone line and clerk's office. Make sure you call the right court since they handle different types of cases.
The Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn handles serious criminal cases and large civil matters. The clerk's office number is (781) 939-2700. The court is at 200 Tradecenter Drive, 2nd Floor. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. They have free parking in a large lot, and the building has public Wi-Fi. The court email is Middlesex.clerksoffice@jud.state.ma.us. For jury service questions, call 1-800-THE-JURY.
The Middlesex Probate and Family Court South is also in Woburn at 10-U Commerce Way. Call (781) 865-4000 for the main line. This court covers divorce, custody, estates, guardianships, and adoption for 18 communities including Woburn, Arlington, Cambridge, Malden, Medford, Somerville, and Waltham. They run a virtual registry by Zoom on weekdays from 9:00 AM to noon. The Register is Tara E. DeCristofaro.
The Woburn District Court is at 30 Pleasant Street. Call (781) 935-4000 for the clerk's office. This court handles smaller civil claims, misdemeanors, and traffic violations for Woburn, Burlington, North Reading, Reading, Stoneham, Wilmington, and Winchester. All three courts can be searched online through the Massachusetts court docket search system.
Middlesex County Phone Directory
Woburn is in Middlesex County, the most populous county in Massachusetts with about 1.6 million residents across 54 cities and towns. County-level offices that serve Woburn include the Registry of Deeds, the District Attorney's Office, and the Sheriff's Department. For a full list of county phone numbers and resources, visit the Middlesex County directory page.