This is not a government office or record custodian. Huber Heights Residents Directory is privately operated. It cannot retrieve or certify records, confirm a household, or change an official database. Send those requests to the office that keeps the record. Dial 911 for emergencies. Anyone facing stalking or harassment should contact local police.
Finding the Correct Record
These routes lead to the Huber Heights and county sources most often needed for a record question:
- Property or a named street: use the Huber Heights by-street directory.
- Older directories and a past address: see the Huber Heights city directory collections.
- Checking one named person: follow the Huber Heights resident lookup route.
- The offices behind a record: use the Huber Heights records offices section.
- Material not displayed online: make a focused request under Ohio Revised Code ยง149.43 to the identified custodian.
Huber Heights City Hall and public-records contact: 6151 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights, OH 45424; main line 937-233-1423. The Clerk of Council is custodian for City records other than Police and Fire records, and ordinary City Hall and Police inspection hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. The City allows oral requests, and its records-information line is 937-731-3007. For a targeted city request, name the department, address or subject, and date range.
Montgomery County Recorder: 451 W. Third St., fifth floor, Dayton; 937-225-4275; weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with document recording ending at 4 p.m. Use the Recorder or the county Auditor for Montgomery-side parcel and recorded-land questions. A northern Huber Heights parcel may instead belong in Miami County, so establish the situs county first.