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wayne county, michigan public government records

Wayne County, Michigan is the 13th largest county in the United States and home to 1,985,101 residents. Located on the bottom tip of the state, Wayne County boasts of many tourist attractions that draw thousands of visitors each year. Among the most popular are the MGM Grand Detroit Casino and the Ambassador Bridge, which in its time was the longest suspension bridge in the world. It is so long that if you begin driving in Detroit and just keep on going you will end up in Ontario, Canada. The bridge has been featured in many films such as 8 Mile and Grosse Point Blank.

The county seat of the area sits in the city of Detroit. The courthouse is located at 231 West Lafayette Boulevard Detroit, MI 48226. The historic court often referred to as the “Million Dollar Court” was originally constructed in 1932. It is where you will find Wayne County’s public government records such as birth certificates, death certificates, military records, tax information, deeds and other types of vital records. Visitors should be aware that street parking is prohibited around the courthouse. However, there are parking meter spaces available on the far side of Fort Street.

If you are in search of records, many find that it is more effective to conduct an online search for free government records. That is because a county courthouse will only hold the documents that pertain to their specific county. If one had to conduct a background search on a future employee, you could only take away so much information if the employee once lived in another county or state.