Pasadena Residents Directory Lookup

The Pasadena residents directory covers public records for this large unincorporated community in Anne Arundel County. Pasadena has no city government or local records office. All records go through Anne Arundel County systems. You can search court cases, check property assessments, request police reports, and pull land records using county and state portals. Pasadena sits in the northern part of the county, close to the Glen Burnie District Court. This guide shows you how to access records for Pasadena.

Pasadena Residents Directory Records

Pasadena is in the northeastern part of Anne Arundel County. It has about 31,000 residents. There is no city hall here. No local clerk. No separate records office. All records go through Anne Arundel County government.

Every residents directory search for Pasadena uses county portals and state databases. The county MPIA portal at aacounty.org/pia has pre-built request forms for police reports, fire records, building permits, inspection files, voter lists, and more. You pick the department from a dropdown, fill in the details, and set a max fee. The county responds within 30 days under GP Section 4-203. Most online searches are free.

The closest county office for Pasadena residents is the Glen Burnie District Court. The main Circuit Court and county offices are in Annapolis.

Court Case Search for Pasadena

Search Pasadena court cases for free at casesearch.courts.state.md.us. Enter a name. Use the percent sign (%) for partial matches. Civil, criminal, traffic, and family cases all show up under Anne Arundel County.

The Glen Burnie District Court at 7500 Gov. Ritchie Highway is the closest court for Pasadena residents. Phone 410-260-1800. It handles misdemeanors, traffic, and civil cases up to $30,000. The Circuit Court at 8 Church Circle in Annapolis handles felonies, larger civil cases, and family law. Clerk Scott A. Poyer heads that office. Phone 410-222-1397.

Anne Arundel is one of the few Maryland counties with two District Court locations. For Pasadena residents, the Glen Burnie court is much closer than Annapolis. Cases from Pasadena addresses appear under Anne Arundel County in the search system. The Pasadena residents directory search tool covers all case types.

Pasadena Property Records

Look up Pasadena properties on the SDAT portal at sdat.dat.maryland.gov. Use county code 02. Enter an address. The results show who owns the property, the assessed value, lot size, and sale history. The search is free.

Pasadena has many waterfront properties along the Chesapeake Bay and the Patapsco River. The county GIS zoning viewer shows critical area boundaries, flood zones, and wetland designations for these properties. The property tax portal lets you view bills and pay them online.

SDAT can not search by owner name. Use the address or parcel ID. The parcel format for Anne Arundel starts with 02 then has district, subdivision, and account numbers.

Pasadena Residents Directory for Land Records

All Pasadena land records are filed at the Circuit Court in Annapolis. The Land Records Department is at 8 Church Circle. Phone 410-222-1425. Walk-in hours are 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. No appointment needed.

Search online through mdlandrec.net with a free account. The system holds deeds, mortgages, liens, and other documents. Search under Anne Arundel County for Pasadena properties. The department handles about 100,000 documents per year across the county. Copies cost $0.50 per page. Certified copies run $5.00 plus the page fee. New recordings carry a $40 surcharge.

For mail requests, you need the book and page number. Include a self-addressed stamped envelope. The Land Records Department website has forms and fee schedules.

Police Reports for Pasadena

The Anne Arundel County Police Department serves Pasadena. There is no separate police force. Request reports through the MPIA portal at aacounty.org/pia. Pick the Police option for crime reports, accident reports, 911 audio, or body camera footage.

Set your max fee on the request form. The county tells you the cost before processing starts. Hourly charges apply after two hours of staff time. Most reports arrive within 30 days. Under GP Section 4-301, some records are protected from release. Juvenile info and active investigation data get redacted from public copies.

Vital Records Near Pasadena

Marriage licenses cost $35 at the Circuit Court in Annapolis. Both people must appear in person. There is a 48-hour wait. The license stays valid for six months.

The Maryland State Archives at msa.maryland.gov is in Annapolis at 350 Rowe Boulevard. Phone 410-260-6400. Birth records through 1924, death records from 10 or more years ago, and marriage records through 2013 are available. These help with the Pasadena residents directory when tracing past residents or checking family records. Onsite copies cost $1.00 per page. Appointments are encouraged for visits.

Nearby Cities

These Anne Arundel County communities also have residents directory pages. Select a city to find public records for that area.