Stow Phone Directory Search

The Stow phone directory covers city hall, police records, municipal court, and public works contacts for this Summit County city northeast of Akron. Stow has close to 35,000 residents and a well-organized city government with offices that are easy to reach by phone or in person. This page puts the key Stow phone numbers, office addresses, and online tools in one spot. Whether you need a police report, want to pay a parking ticket, or need to look up a court case, the contacts and links below will get you to the right place fast.

Stow City Hall Phone Numbers

Stow City Hall is at 3760 Darrow Road, Stow, OH 44224. The main phone number is (330) 689-2800. That line connects you to the front desk, and staff can route your call to any city department. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Mayor John Pribonic leads the city. The mayor works with city council on policy and budget matters while a city service director handles day-to-day operations.

The city clerk keeps official records for council meetings, ordinances, and resolutions. Under ORC 149.43, all of these are public records. You can inspect them for free during business hours. Paper copies cost a small fee, usually just cents per page. Council agendas and meeting minutes are posted on the Stow city website. If you need a certified copy, contact the clerk's office at city hall. Council meetings are open to the public and held on a regular schedule.

The Stow city website is the main online hub for department contacts, forms, and city news. You can also find info there about the Stow Community and Senior Center, parks programs, and utility billing.

Stow Police Records Phone Directory

The Stow Police Department is at 3800 Darrow Road. The Records Division phone number is (330) 689-5790. Supervisor Cheryl Black runs the records team, which has four full-time staff members. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The division handles requests for incident reports, accident reports, criminal reports, and case files.

You can request records in person, by mail, by phone, or online. For mail requests, send your letter to Stow Police Department, 3800 Darrow Road, Stow, OH 44224. Include a self-addressed stamped envelope along with the name, date, location, and type of incident. Most standard-length police reports are free. If a report runs over 20 pages, there may be a copying charge. The Stow Records Division page has details on request procedures and what to include in your ask.

The Stow police phone directory also covers the detective bureau, evidence control, and parking citation payments. For crash reports, you can also use buycrash.com to pull Ohio accident reports for a small fee.

The Stow city website provides direct access to the police department pages, including contact forms and records request information. The screenshot below shows the main city page.

This shows the Stow city website where you can find links to police services, records requests, and other city departments from the main page.

Stow Phone Directory for Citations

Parking citations in Stow have different fine levels. Handicap parking violations carry a $250 fine if paid within 15 days. After that, a $50 late fee kicks in. All other parking violations are $25 if paid within 15 days, with the same $50 late fee for late payments. You can pay by mail or in person at the police station. Traffic citations for adults are handled through the Stow Municipal Court at (330) 564-4200. Juvenile traffic cases go to Summit County Juvenile Court at (330) 643-2971.

The Stow Police Records Division handles report requests during business hours at the Darrow Road station. You need a valid photo ID to pick up records. Reports under 20 pages are free. Longer reports have a copy charge. Mail requests are accepted too. Include your name, the date, location, and type of incident in your letter.

The police records page has more detail on fees, forms, and how to submit your request. Below is a screenshot of that page.

This shows the Stow Police Records Division page with details on report requests and citation payments.

Stow Municipal Court Phone Directory

The Stow Municipal Court is at 4400 Courthouse Boulevard, Stow, OH 44224. The main number is (330) 564-4200. The court handles misdemeanor cases, traffic violations, and small claims for the Stow area. Court records are public and can be searched at the clerk's window during business hours.

If you have a traffic ticket from Stow, this is where you pay it or contest it. The court also handles arraignments and bench trials. You can call the clerk for information about your case, payment options, and hearing dates. For felony cases, those are referred to the Summit County Court of Common Pleas in Akron. The Stow Municipal Court serves the city and surrounding areas, so it stays busy with a steady caseload. If you need certified copies of court documents, ask the clerk and they will tell you the fees and turnaround time.

Summit County Services for Stow

Stow is part of Summit County. County-level records like property deeds, tax files, and court cases are handled at the county offices in Akron. The Summit County Fiscal Office handles property tax lookups. The Clerk of Courts manages court files for common pleas cases. The Recorder handles deeds, mortgages, and liens.

Summit County has online search tools for property records and court cases. These are free to use and save you a trip to Akron for basic lookups. For more detailed requests, you can call the county offices during business hours. The Stow phone directory on this page covers city contacts, but many residents also need county-level numbers since property taxes, voter registration, and larger court cases all run through Summit County. If you are not sure whether a record is at the city or county level, call the Stow city hall main line at (330) 689-2800 and staff can point you in the right direction.

Stow Phone Directory Quick List

Here are the most called Stow phone numbers. Use this list when you need to reach a city office or the court.

Stow offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The police department is staffed around the clock for emergencies through 911. The records division closes at 4:30 PM. For after-hours needs, many forms and resources are on the city website. The Stow phone directory above covers the main numbers, but the website has direct lines for smaller divisions and programs.

Note: For emergencies always dial 911, not any of the numbers above.

Nearby Cities

Stow is close to several other northeast Ohio cities with their own phone directories and public offices. Check these if you need contacts in a nearby area.