Dearborn County, Indiana

Births and Deaths: Earliest records from 1882. Vital Records are available to Parents, Spouse, Life Partner, Adult Children, Grandparents, Siblings, Aunts/Uncles, Direct Decendant Grandchildren, Great-Grandchildren, etc, Nieces/Nephews, other family members (like cousins) or any authorized legal representative.

For all mail requests, within two business days, for all in-office requests, same day.

No, we only have records for events that occurred in Dearborn County.

Please contact the U.S. Dept. of State.

All primary roads are plowed first (access to the schools, hospitals, and other critical care facilities).

Unfortunately, no such list exists.

Under county ordinances, no parking is allowed for any reason on county roads.

Maybe. In the event that a deer is in the roadway and a danger to the traveling public, we will remove the deer.

The department will repair broken, damaged, or missing street signs for public roads only.

The department will only repair mailboxes that have been physically hit by a snow plow truck (i.e. the truck left the roadway and struck your mailbox).

Unfortunately, no. The department is not responsible for trash pickup. It is the landowner's responsibility to see that trash is disposed of in a proper manner.

At this time, the Citizens should understand that the majority of gaming revenue goes to the lead agency, which is the City of Lawrenceburg and not Dearborn County.

The legal next of Kin must send a written request to the Coroner stating their request.

A person requesting a copy of a death certificate must contact ether contact the Dearborn County Health Department Attn: Vital Records 215 B W High Street, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025. Phone Number: 812-537-8826 or 8838.