Barrington Phone Directory Lookup

The Barrington phone directory puts all village department numbers, office hours, and addresses on one page. Barrington sits in both Cook and Lake counties, with a population near 11,100. Village Hall at 200 South Hough Street is where most government business takes place. The main phone line at 847-304-3400 connects you to the front desk, and staff can route your call to any department from there. This page lists direct lines for the clerk, police, public works, and other key offices so you can reach who you need fast. Use the search tool or scroll down to find any Barrington contact.

Barrington Village Hall Phone Numbers

Village Hall is at 200 South Hough Street, Barrington, IL 60010. The main line is 847-304-3400. This building houses most village departments, and the front desk can transfer you to any office. Hours run Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome during those hours for most questions. If you have a specific form or document to pick up, calling first to check that it is ready can save you a trip.

The Village of Barrington website is the best online source for department pages, meeting agendas, and village news.

The site breaks down each department with its own page and contact details, so you can often find what you need without picking up the phone.

Barrington operates under a Village President and Board of Trustees form of government. The Village Manager is Scott Anderson, and his office coordinates all departments. The Village Clerk is Kimberly Kelly, and her office handles meeting minutes, official records, and FOIA requests. You can reach the clerk at kkelley@barrington-il.gov. Most residents call the main number first, but having the direct email helps when you want a written reply or need to send a document.

Barrington Department Phone Directory

Barrington runs several departments out of Village Hall. Each one has its own staff and phone line. The police department sits at a separate location but still falls under village government. Development Services handles building permits, zoning, and inspections at 847-304-3460. Public Works takes care of streets, water, and sewer systems. Knowing which department to call will get you to the right person without bouncing between transfers.

Here are the key phone numbers for Barrington departments:

• Main Village Hall: 847-304-3400
• Village Clerk (Kimberly Kelly): 847-304-3400
• Development Services: 847-304-3460
• Police Non-Emergency: 847-304-3300
• Public Works: 847-304-3400

The Development Services office is one of the busiest in Barrington. It covers building permits, plan reviews, zoning questions, and code enforcement. If you are planning a project on your property, this is the first office to call. The Planning and Zoning Division works with developers, homeowners, and business owners to walk through the village zoning ordinance. They also manage the Historic Overlay District, which has its own set of rules for certain parts of town. Having the direct line at 847-304-3460 saves time compared to going through the main switchboard.

Public Works keeps the village running behind the scenes. Their crews handle water production, wastewater treatment, utility maintenance, and street repairs. The Utility Maintenance Division takes care of fire hydrants and water meters across town. If you have a water bill question or need to report a problem with your service, this department is your first call.

Note: Most Barrington department lines are active Monday through Friday during regular business hours.

Police Phone Numbers in Barrington

The Barrington Police Department handles law enforcement for the village. For emergencies, call 911. The non-emergency line is 847-304-3300. Use that number for noise complaints, parking issues, or to follow up on a past report. The Barrington Police Department website has information on divisions, services, and how to reach specific units within the department.

Under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140), you can request police staff directories and contact lists. These are public records. The department must respond within five business days. If your question is simple, calling the non-emergency line is usually faster than filing a formal request. But for a full staff list or detailed records, the FOIA route is the way to go.

Barrington sits in two counties, so some matters may involve coordination with the Cook County Sheriff or the Lake County Sheriff depending on where the incident takes place. The police department can help point you to the right jurisdiction if your question falls outside village limits. Always dial 911 for anything that needs an immediate response.

FOIA Requests in Barrington

Barrington keeps records of all department contacts, staff directories, and village correspondence. If you need a full copy of any phone list or other village document, you can file a FOIA request through the Village Clerk's office. Kimberly Kelly serves as the clerk and can walk you through the process. Requests can be made by phone, email, or in person at Village Hall.

The state law behind this is 5 ILCS 140. It covers all public bodies in Illinois, including the Village of Barrington. Phone directories, email addresses, and staff contact info are all public records under this law. A few narrow exemptions exist for certain law enforcement roles, but most village employee contact details are available on request. The village has five business days to respond once they get your request.

You can send your FOIA request to Village Hall at 200 South Hough Street, Barrington, IL 60010, or email the clerk directly. Having a clear description of what you want helps the clerk pull the right records quickly. Vague requests tend to take longer because staff may need to follow up for more details before they can start searching.

Note: FOIA requests in Barrington can be submitted by mail, email, or in person at Village Hall.

Barrington Phone Directory and Local Records

Under the Illinois Local Records Act (50 ILCS 205), the village must keep and preserve all public records. That includes phone directories, staff lists, and department contact sheets. The village archives these records and makes them available on request. If you need a past phone directory or an old staff list, the clerk's office is your starting point.

The Barrington Staff Directory page is posted on the village website and gives you a quick look at current contacts.

The online directory is updated as staff changes happen, so it stays current most of the time.

The Village Clerk at 847-304-3400 is the best first call for any records question. If you need a document that is not posted online, the clerk can either provide it directly or tell you how to file a formal request. They handle a wide range of records, from board meeting minutes to official village correspondence. Barrington takes records retention seriously, and the clerk's office is well organized for pulling archived material when needed.

How to Use This Phone Directory

Start by figuring out which department handles your issue. Most village services go through Village Hall at 847-304-3400. Court matters go through Cook County or Lake County, depending on which side of the line your address falls on. The clerk handles records and official documents. If you are not sure, the main line is always a safe first call because the front desk staff can transfer you.

Here are a few tips for reaching Barrington offices:

• Call during business hours for most departments
• Have your address or account number ready
• Use email for non-urgent requests that need a written response
• File a FOIA request for formal records needs
• Call the police non-emergency line for non-urgent police matters

Most Barrington offices are open Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The police non-emergency line is staffed around the clock. If you need a number that is not listed here, try the village website or call the main line and ask by department name.

Nearby Cities Phone Directory

Barrington is in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, straddling the Cook and Lake county line. Several nearby communities have their own phone directory pages on this site. These are the closest cities with full contact pages available.

Cook County and Lake County Phone Directory

Barrington sits in both Cook County and Lake County. County-level offices handle things like property tax assessments, vital records, and court filings. If your question involves county government rather than village government, use the county phone directory pages for the right contact info. Which county you deal with depends on where your property falls. The village clerk can help you figure out which county handles your address if you are not sure.