Find Moore Phone Directory
The Moore phone directory helps you look up public records and reach government offices in this fast-growing Oklahoma City metro community. Moore is in Cleveland County and uses a council-manager form of government. This phone directory lists the city clerk, police department, and Cleveland County courthouse contacts you need for records searches. You can find court cases for free on OSCN, request city documents through the clerk's office, and get police reports from the records division. Moore is between Oklahoma City and Norman on Interstate 35.
Moore Phone Directory Overview
Moore City Clerk Phone Directory
The Moore City Clerk is the official record keeper for the city. The office maintains council minutes, ordinances, resolutions, and city contracts. Open Records requests are processed here. You can reach the clerk at City Hall.
City Hall is at 301 N Broadway, Moore, OK 73160. Phone: 405-793-5000. The clerk handles public notices and meeting agendas for the city council. Under the Oklahoma Open Records Act (Title 51 O.S. Section 24A.1), most city records are open to anyone. Request copies in person, by mail, or through the city website.
The Moore city clerk page has the latest contact info and links to agendas and minutes.
The clerk page lists forms, records request procedures, and contact details for the office.
Cleveland County Phone Directory for Court Records
Moore is in Cleveland County. The county courthouse in Norman handles all court cases, property filings, and land records for the Moore area. Cleveland County has a busy court system due to the combined population of Moore, Norman, and surrounding communities.
Search Cleveland County court records for free on the Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN). OSCN has more than 15 million cases from all 77 Oklahoma counties. No sign-up required. Search by name, case number, or case type. You can view docket sheets, party names, case summaries, and court minutes online. Full documents need a trip to the courthouse.
The OKCountyRecords portal for Cleveland County lets you search property records. Look up records by name, instrument type, or date range. The Cleveland County Clerk keeps the official land records including deeds, mortgages, and liens.
Moore Police Records
The Moore Police Department provides law enforcement for the city. The records division handles incident and accident reports.
The department is at 117 E Main St, Moore, OK 73160. Non-emergency phone: 405-793-5111. For emergencies, dial 911. Records requests can be made in person or through the department. Some reports take a few business days to process.
The Moore Police Department page shows contact info and services for the community.
The police page has details on patrol divisions, records, and community programs.
For state-level criminal history checks, OSBI runs the CHIRP portal at $15 per search under Title 74 Section 150.9. OSBI headquarters: 6600 North Harvey Place, Oklahoma City, OK 73116. Phone: 405-848-6724.
Moore Municipal Court
Moore has a municipal court that handles traffic tickets and city ordinance violations. Court records are kept by the court clerk. For district court cases, use OSCN to search Cleveland County records instead.
Municipal court handles misdemeanor cases and traffic citations that happen within Moore city limits. Online fine payment may be available. Call City Hall at 405-793-5000 for more details on the municipal court schedule and procedures.
Moore Public Records Access
The Oklahoma Open Records Act under Title 51 O.S. Section 24A.1 gives you the right to see most government records in Moore. You can request records from the city clerk, police department, or the Cleveland County courthouse. Most records are open.
Restricted records include juvenile files under Title 10 O.S. Section 7501, criminal history data managed by OSBI under Title 28 O.S. Section 1, and vital records kept by the State Department of Health under Title 63 O.S. Section 1-301. The Service Oklahoma portal handles driver licenses, vehicle registration, and other state services. The Department of Corrections manages the Sex Offender and Violent Offender registries.
Note: Standard copy fees at city and county offices are about $0.25 per page for regular documents.
Moore City Website
The City of Moore official website is the main hub for department contacts and city services.
The Moore website lists all city departments with phone numbers, addresses, and links to online forms.
Moore Phone Directory for State Records
Moore residents can access several state-level resources for public records. The OSBI Information Services Division maintains the central criminal records database for Oklahoma. The Criminal History Management Unit creates and updates records. Each criminal history record needs a fingerprint card for positive identification. The unit handles sealing and expunging of records when courts order it.
Moore is in the heart of the Oklahoma City metro area, between the state capital and Norman. Residents here can use the OSCN system to search court records in Cleveland County, Oklahoma County, or any other county in the state. The system is free and available around the clock. You do not need to create an account. Just go to the search page and type in a name or case number.
The Oklahoma Missing Persons Clearinghouse helps with missing persons cases. Contact the Moore Police Department at 405-793-5111 to file a report first. The OSBI clearinghouse coordinator is at (800) 522-8017. Francine's Law, passed in 2019, requires all missing persons to be entered into NamUs within 30 days of the report. Title 19 O.S. Section 1 gives county sheriffs authority over local law enforcement coordination in their jurisdictions.
Nearby Cities Phone Directory
Moore sits between Oklahoma City and Norman. These nearby cities share Cleveland County or Oklahoma County resources.