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Alachua County's mission is to provide responsive service to citizens and responsible stewardship of county resources for current and future generations. Vision and Values

The Clerk's office has both court and Alachua County government responsibilities. At this site, you can obtain information on a variety of subjects. If we may assist you further please contact us.

Why Choose Alachua County? Professional Growth & Development: At Alachua County, your career is our priority. We offer a variety of training programs, leadership development opportunities, and support for advancing your career at every stage.

Alachua County Courthouse 201 E. University Avenue; Gainesville, FL 32601 (352) 374-3636; www.alachuaclerk.org

The county and Gainesville also changed dramatically in the postwar years. By 1970, Alachua County had 104,000 inhabitants with three- fourths of them residing in or around Gainesville. Increasingly, the county's economy was dependent on the city's educational and medical facilities.

Records prior to March 2006 may be researched at the Records Department located at the Courthouse located at 201 E. University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida. See Online Viewing of Court Record Limitations for Case restrictions.

Alachua County Family / Civil Justice Center Located at 201 East University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida, 32601. The Alachua County Library is directly east of the Family/Civil Justice Center.

Copies of deeds, mortgages, and other instruments are on file in the official records of Alachua County in the Recording Office located on the first floor of the Alachua County Family/Civil Justice Center.

For Alachua County records (other than Court Records or Official Records) such as zoning, permit, board minutes, resolutions, Ordinances or environment records, contact the Alachua County Public Records Coordinator.