Washington County Birth Records (Wisconsin)

The Washington County Clerk is responsible for maintaining important documents for a county or local area, including vital documents like Washington County birth records. These birth records include birth certificates that list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, as well as personal information about the parents. A Wisconsin birth certificate acts as legal proof of birth and citizenship, and it may be required to apply for a WI driver's license or passport, receive a Social Security number, or apply for government services. Other birth records include demographic records on birth, which are useful for researchers, as well as records on birth that can be used for Washington County genealogical research. Birth records can be requested online at the Clerk Office website.

Hartford Clerk Hartford WI 109 N Main St 53027 262-673-8202

Washington County Clerk West Bend WI 432 East Washington Street 53095 262-335-4301


Washington County Town and City Halls keep documents and records related to their municipality, including vital documents like Washington County birth records. Birth certificates, for example, list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, and they also provide personal information about the parents. These Washington County public records act as legal proof of birth and citizenship, and they may be required to apply for government services, receive a Social Security number, or apply for a driver's license or passport in Washington County, Wisconsin. Town and City Halls may also maintain other Washington County birth records, such as demographic records for the entire municipality, which may be useful for researchers, and historical birth records that can be used for genealogical research. The Town or City Hall may provide online request forms for birth certificates on its website.

Addison Town Hall Kewaskum WI 127 1st Street 53040 262-629-5420

Ashford Town Hall Allenton WI N1410 Rolling Drive 53002 920-533-4641

Barton Town Hall Kewaskum WI 3482 Town Hall Road 53040 262-334-2765

Farmington Town Hall Kewaskum WI 9422 State Highway 144 53040 262-692-2377

Hartford City Hall Hartford WI 109 North Main Street 53027 262-673-8261

Hartford Town Hall Hartford WI 3360 Cr 53027 262-673-7214

Jackson Town Hall Jackson WI 3146 Division Road 53037 262-677-4048

Kewaskum Town Hall Kewaskum WI 9019 Kettle Moraine Drive 53040 262-626-2566

Polk Town Hall Slinger WI 3680 Wisconsin 60 Trunk 53086 262-677-2123

Trenton Town Hall West Bend WI 1071 Wisconsin 33 53095 262-675-6009

West Bend City Hall West Bend WI 1115 South Main Street 53095 262-335-5100

Washington County Hospitals provide a variety of medical services to patients of all ages, including labor and delivery services. When a baby is born at a Hospital in Washington County, Wisconsin, it creates birth records for the birth. These can include ceremonial Washington County birth certificates which list the baby's name, date of birth, weight and length, and the Hospital's name, as well as information about the parents. These ceremonial birth certificates cannot act as legal proof of identity in Wisconsin, but they may be a valuable source of information on an individual's birth. Hospitals also maintain demographic information on babies born at their facility, which may be accessible to researchers.

Aurora Med Center-Washington County Hartford WI 1032 East Sumner Street 53027 262-673-2300

St Josephs Community Hospital Of West Bend Inc West Bend WI 3200 Pleasant Valley Road 53095 262-334-5533


The Washington County Health Department is responsible for monitoring public health, and it may operate at the Wisconsin, Washington County, or local level. In some areas, Health Departments are also responsible for maintaining Washington County vital records, including documents related to birth such as birth certificates. These Washington County public records, which act as legal proof of birth and citizenship, list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, as well as personal information about the parents. Birth certificates may be required to apply for a Wisconsin State driver's license or passport, receive a Social Security number, or apply for government services, and they can also be useful for Washington County genealogical research. Health Departments may provide online access to their birth records.

Washington County Health Department West Bend WI 333 East Washington Street, 1100 53095 262-335-4462