Bowling Green, OH Public Records
Bowling Green is an incorporated city in Wood County, Ohio, with an estimated population of 30,463 (U.S. Census Bureau, July 2024 estimate) and 13.1 square miles of land. That is down about 337 residents since the 2020 Census base.
🏢 Bowling Green City Hall
Bowling Green's own city government keeps its local records: council or board meeting minutes, local ordinances and resolutions, local permits and licenses, and its own budget and contracts. Requests for those records go to the city clerk under Ohio's Public Records Act. Birth and death certificates, marriage records, deeds and court files are generally kept by county and state offices rather than by the city; see the offices below.
📇 Bowling Green Contact on File
| Government | City Of Bowling Green |
| Contact listed | Administrator |
| Mailing address | 304 N Church St, Bowling Green, OH 43402 |
| Phone | Not stated |
| Official website | Not stated |
| Source | U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments: Government Units listing ↗ |
This is the mailing address the government reported to the U.S. Census Bureau; it may be a post office box or the office of an elected official rather than a public counter, and the source does not list a phone number. Call or check the official website before you visit.
↑ Back to record types🏛️ County Courthouse & Records Office for Bowling Green
Bowling Green is in Wood County. In Ohio, deeds, mortgages and other land records are recorded by the County Recorder. Divorce cases in Ohio are heard by the Court of Common Pleas (Domestic Relations) in each county. Wills and estates in Ohio are handled by the Probate Division of the Court of Common Pleas in each county.
📍 Wood County at a Glance
| County | Wood County |
| County population (2024 est.) | 133,077 Source: www2.census.gov ↗ |
⚖️ Wood County Court of Common Pleas
| Address | 1 Courthouse Square, Bowling Green, OH 43402-2427 |
| Directions | Get directions ↗ |
| Phone | 419-354-9600 (judge's office, per directory) |
| Hours | Not stated |
| Records available | Felony criminal cases and civil cases (general division); case files are kept by the Clerk of Courts |
| Official website | courtofcommonpleas.woodcountyohio.gov |
| Sources | ohiojudges.org/…/ojc-directory ↗ supremecourt.ohio.gov/…/ohio-trial-courts ↗ |
| Last verified | October 16, 2026 |
📜 Wood County Probate/Juvenile Court
| Address | 1 Courthouse Square, Bowling Green, OH 43402 |
| Directions | Get directions ↗ |
| Phone | 419-354-9230 (judge's office, per directory) |
| Hours | Not stated |
| Records available | Marriage licenses and marriage records, estates and wills, guardianships, name changes |
| Good to know | Property records (deeds) are kept by the County Recorder; certified birth and death certificates come from the local health department or the Ohio Department of Health. |
| Official website | juvprobcourt.woodcountyohio.gov |
| Sources | ohiojudges.org/…/ojc-directory ↗ supremecourt.ohio.gov/…/ohio-trial-courts ↗ odh.ohio.gov ↗ |
| Last verified | October 16, 2026 |
See the full Wood County records page →
↑ Back to record types📋 Where to Get Records for Bowling Green
Where to get the most-requested public records for people and property in Bowling Green, OH:
📋 Bowling Green Records Guide
| Birth & death certificates | Ohio Department of Health – Bureau of Vital StatisticsIn Ohio, certified birth certificates can also be ordered from any local health department, and death certificates from the local health department where the death occurred. |
| Deeds & property records | In Ohio, deeds, mortgages and other land records are recorded by the County Recorder. |
| Court cases & divorce | Wood County courthouse. Divorce cases in Ohio are heard by the Court of Common Pleas (Domestic Relations) in each county. |
| Wills & estates | Wills and estates in Ohio are handled by the Probate Division of the Court of Common Pleas in each county. |
| State court system | Supreme Court of Ohio |
| Sex offender registry | Ohio Sex Offender Registry (Ohio Attorney General eSORN) |