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Private reference, not a records office. Banning Residents Directory cannot retrieve records, certify copies, confirm who lives at an address, or change a roll. Requests for those actions belong with the custodian. For an emergency, call 911. If someone is being stalked or harassed, contact local police.


Looking for a Specific Banning Record?

Use the route that matches the record rather than sending a general people-search question to one office.

Useful official forms and routing pages include the Banning paper public-record request form, the city’s records-system inventory, and the Riverside County public-record request route. Voter questions can be routed through Riverside Registrar contact information. Court services are listed at Riverside Superior Court online services, and vital-record applications are maintained by California Vital Records.

Riverside ACR service office

880 N. State St., Suite B-6

Hemet, CA 92543-1496

Assessor 951-955-6200; Clerk-Recorder 800-696-9144 or 951-486-7000

Listed service hours: weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder

Banning City Clerk

99 E. Ramsey Street

Banning, CA 92220

951-922-3102

P.O. Box 998, Banning, CA 92220-0998

CityClerks@banningca.gov

The City Clerk is Banning’s records custodian and elections official. The office maintains city documents, agendas and minutes, legal notices, claims, municipal-code material, and Statements of Economic Interests. The city records page says that address or APN, document type, and start and end period help staff locate a property file. Current City Clerk counter hours are not stated in the supplied research, so confirm them before visiting.

Riverside ACR handles deeds, easements, recorded documents, county marriage records, older county births and deaths, and assessor questions. The Banning City Clerk does not hold deeds, easements, birth, marriage, or death records. Court, voter, vital, and state-license questions belong with their own custodians.