York County SC Phone Directory

York County sits in the northern part of South Carolina, just south of Charlotte. It is home to more than 280,000 residents. The county seat is York. Rock Hill is the largest city. This phone directory covers court offices, public records, and key contacts in York County. Use it to reach the Clerk of Court, Bond Court, or local law enforcement. The numbers and links on this page help you find what you need fast. Whether you call or visit, this guide points you in the right direction for York County, South Carolina.

York County Clerk of Court

The York County Clerk of Court handles court records and public filings. This office manages dockets, fees, fines, and child support records. It also files Orders of Protection. You can reach the Clerk at 803-684-8505. The office accepts cash, check, or money order for payments. No credit cards are used for most fees.

Staff at the Clerk of Court help with a range of tasks. They keep court files in order. They process new filings each day. If you need a record from a case in York County, start here. The staff can guide you to the right form or file. Walk-in visits work best for complex requests.

York County Register of Deeds

The Register of Deeds in York County shares an office with the Clerk of Court. Call 803-684-8505 for both. This office records property deeds, liens, and plats. It also stores land records that go back many years. Anyone can search these records. They are public under South Carolina law.

York County offers several online tools for property searches. You can look up deeds, tax data, or use the Easy GIS map tool. The York County website has links to each search portal. E-recordings sent after 4:00 PM are reviewed the next business day. Plan ahead if you have a deadline.

Note: The Clerk of Court and Register of Deeds in York County operate as a combined office. One phone number serves both. This setup is common across smaller South Carolina counties.

Phone Directory for York County Courts

York County falls under the 16th Judicial Circuit. This circuit also covers Union County. The circuit court hears major civil and criminal cases. A Public Defender and a Solicitor serve the circuit. Both offices work out of York County.

Bond Court operates at the Moss Justice Center. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all 365 days of the year. This court sets bond for new arrests. If you need bond information at any hour, call the Moss Justice Center. The York County Courts page lists all court contacts and schedules.

York County also has five Magistrate Court townships. Each one handles small claims, traffic cases, and minor offenses. The township you need depends on where the incident took place. Check the county website or call the main court line for guidance on which Magistrate Court serves your area in York County.

York County Court Record Search

You can search York County court records through the 16th Circuit Public Index. This tool is free. It shows case names, dates, and basic details. Type in a name or case number to start. The index covers civil, criminal, and family court cases in York County.

For full documents, visit the Clerk of Court in person. Online tools give you a summary. The actual files are at the courthouse. Bring your ID and the case number if you have it. Staff can pull files and make copies for you. Fees apply for certified copies of York County records.

• Search by party name or case number
• View case type, filing date, and status
• Access civil, criminal, and family cases
• Free to search online

The South Carolina Judicial Branch also runs a statewide public index. Use it to find cases across all 46 counties. It works well when you are not sure which county holds the file. Both the state and local tools are good starting points for a York County phone directory search.

South Carolina Phone Directory Resources

The South Carolina court system is organized by circuits. York County is part of the 16th Circuit. The state Supreme Court sits at the top. Below it are the Court of Appeals and then the circuit courts. Each level handles different types of cases. Family Court, Probate Court, and Magistrate Court all serve at the county level in York County.

The state provides forms, fee schedules, and phone numbers on its court website. Residents of York County can use these to file motions, look up rules, or find contact info for judges. The SC Judicial Branch site is the best place to start for state-level court questions. It covers all counties, including York.

Note: State court websites may update their layouts or links from time to time. If a link does not work, go to the main page of the site and search from there.

Public Records in York County

South Carolina has a strong open records law. The Freedom of Information Act lets anyone ask for public records. This covers most files held by York County offices. Court records, property records, and police reports all fall under this law. You do not need to give a reason for your request.

To make a FOIA request in York County, send a written request to the office that holds the file. Be specific about what you want. Include dates, names, or case numbers. The office has 15 business days to respond. They can charge fees for copies and staff time. The full text of the law is at the South Carolina State House website.

Most records are available. Some are exempt. Medical files, certain law enforcement records, and sealed court cases may not be open. If your request is denied, the office must tell you why in writing. You can appeal the decision through the courts in York County.

Rock Hill Police Phone Directory

Rock Hill is the largest city in York County. Its police department handles calls for service within the city limits. The main station is at 120 E Black St, Rock Hill, SC 29730. Call (803) 329-7200 to reach the front desk. Use this number for non-emergency questions or to request a police report.

For emergencies, call 911. The Rock Hill Police do not use the same phone lines as York County offices. Keep both numbers saved. If you need a police report for a court case in York County, contact the Rock Hill Police first to get a copy.

How to Use This Phone Directory

This page lists the main contacts for York County, South Carolina. Start with the office that handles your need. The Clerk of Court covers court records and filings. The Register of Deeds covers property. Bond Court is for arrest and bail questions. The Rock Hill Police handle city law enforcement matters.

• Call 803-684-8505 for the Clerk of Court or Register of Deeds
• Visit the Moss Justice Center for Bond Court (open 24/7)
• Call (803) 329-7200 for Rock Hill Police
• Use the 16th Circuit Public Index to search court cases online
• File a FOIA request for other public records

Save these numbers. They are the fastest way to get answers about records in York County. Most offices are open Monday through Friday during normal business hours. Bond Court is the exception. It never closes. Use the links on this page to go to each office's website for hours and forms.

Note: Phone wait times can vary. Call early in the day for the shortest hold times at York County offices.

Cities in York County

York County has several cities and towns. Each one falls under the county court system for major cases. Magistrate Courts vary by township. Use the city links below to find local contacts and details for each area in York County, South Carolina.

Rock Hill is the most populated city in York County. Fort Mill and Tega Cay are growing fast due to their location near Charlotte, North Carolina.

Nearby South Carolina Counties

York County borders several other counties in South Carolina. If you need records from a neighboring area, check the county links below. Each county has its own Clerk of Court and phone directory listings.

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