Copley Phone Directory Lookup

The Copley phone directory covers township offices, police contacts, and Summit County service links for this community just west of Akron. Copley Township has around 17,000 residents and sits in Summit County. As a township, Copley works closely with county offices for many services that cities handle on their own. Court cases, property records, and vital records all go through Summit County offices in Akron. This page gathers the phone numbers and search tools you need to reach the right office fast.

Copley Township Phone Numbers

Copley Township offices are at 1540 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road, Copley, OH 44321. The main phone number is (330) 666-0365. Office hours run Monday through Friday during standard business hours. The board of trustees, fiscal officer, and staff handle township business from this spot.

The fiscal officer keeps records of township finances, resolutions, and meeting minutes. Under ORC 149.43, these records are public. You can ask for copies at any time without giving your name or reason. The township must respond right away. Copy fees are based on the real cost of making copies. Copley handles zoning, road work, and cemetery operations at the township level. Fire and EMS services come from the Copley Fire Department, which is a separate entity with its own phone line.

Since Copley is a township and not a city, it relies on Summit County for many record types that cities keep on their own. Property records, court cases, and vital records all sit at county offices in Akron. That means you will need to contact Summit County directly for those.

Copley Police and Safety Contacts

Copley Township contracts with the Summit County Sheriff for law enforcement. The sheriff's office at 205 S. High Street in Akron handles police calls, patrol, and incident reports for Copley. You can reach the sheriff at (330) 643-2101. For emergencies, call 911.

If you need a copy of a police report for something that happened in Copley, contact the Summit County Sheriff's Records Division. Most police records are public under Ohio law. That includes incident reports, crash reports, and arrest records. Confidential investigatory files and victim contact details may be held back under ORC 149.43. If a record has both public and exempt parts, the sheriff must black out the exempt sections and give you the rest. Copy fees vary by document type.

The sheriff also runs online tools for sex offender searches, inmate rosters, and sheriff sale listings. These are free to use.

Note: Copley Fire Department handles fire and EMS calls separately from the sheriff.

Summit County Phone Directory for Copley

Copley is in Summit County. The county seat is Akron. The Summit County Fiscal Office at 175 S. Main Street handles property tax records, deeds, and property values. Call (330) 643-2600 for the main office or (330) 643-2712 for the Recording Division. Online property searches are free at fiscaloffice.summitoh.net. You can search by address, owner name, or parcel number to find tax bills, assessed values, and ownership history.

The Summit County Clerk of Courts at 209 S. High Street manages civil, criminal, and domestic relations case records. Their number is (330) 643-2212. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The clerk has an online case search for records from 1980 forward. Plain copies cost $0.10 per page. Certified copies run $1 per page plus the certification fee. The Summit County Probate Court at (330) 643-2330 handles marriage records, estates, guardianships, and name changes. Marriage records go back to 1840.

The Summit County Fiscal Office portal is shown below. Copley residents use this tool to search property records for any address in the county.

All online searches through Summit County portals are free. Paper copies and certified documents have per-page fees that vary by office.

Copley Public Records Access

Ohio's Public Records Act applies to Copley Township offices the same way it does to cities. Any record kept by the township is open for inspection during business hours. You do not need to state your name or explain your reason for asking.

Exempt records include medical files, adoption documents, certain law enforcement investigatory records, and social security numbers. The list of exemptions is long, but most day-to-day records are fully open. If a request is denied, the office must explain why in writing and cite the specific Ohio law that allows the hold-back. The Ohio Attorney General's Yellow Book covers all public records rules and exemptions in detail. If you think a denial was wrong, you can file a mandamus action through the courts.

• Township records from Copley Township offices
• Property data from Summit County Fiscal Office
• Court records from Summit County Clerk of Courts
• Police reports from Summit County Sheriff
• Marriage and probate records from Summit County Probate Court

Most online searches are free. Paper copies run between $0.05 and $1.00 per page depending on the office and whether you need certification.

Ohio State Phone Directory Resources

The Ohio State Directory lists every state agency with phone numbers and links. Use the State Employee Phone Search to find individual state workers by name. The state info line is (614) 466-2000.

The Ohio Secretary of State has a free business search tool. The Ohio BMV handles vehicle title lookups online. Birth and death records go through the Ohio Department of Health vital statistics office. The Ohio Supreme Court website connects to court systems across the state. All of these are free to search.

Contacting Copley Township Offices

Call the main township number to reach any department. Staff can direct you to the fiscal officer, zoning office, or road department. The Copley phone directory on this page lists the key numbers, but if your question falls outside these areas, the main line is your best starting point. Written requests also work. Under ORC 149.43, Copley must respond to records requests promptly whether you call, write, or show up in person.

Nearby Cities

Copley is close to Akron and several other communities in Summit and Medina counties. Use these links to find phone directory contacts for nearby areas.

For Copley residents who prefer to handle things by phone rather than online, the Summit County offices in Akron take calls during regular business hours. Have your parcel number or case number ready when you call. That speeds up the process. The Copley phone directory contacts on this page cover township and county offices, but if your question falls outside those areas, the state directory at ohio.gov can fill in the gap. Copley sits close enough to Akron that an in-person visit to county offices is also a short drive if you need to pick up certified copies or view older records that have not been scanned yet.