Baker County Clerk of Court

Baker County Clerk of Court

In Macclenny, the Baker County Clerk of Court and Comptroller manages the day-to-day recordkeeping that keeps the local court system running. Serving North Central Florida within the 8th Judicial Circuit, the office is responsible for docketing filings, certifying orders and judgments, and maintaining the official records that residents and attorneys rely on. Baker County is one of Florida’s smaller, close-knit communities, and the Clerk’s office provides the same full range of statutory services on a more local, personal scale.

Contact Information & Location

Clerk: Stacie Harvey

Address: 339 East Macclenny Avenue, Macclenny, FL 32063

Phone: 904-259-0209

Official Website: https://bakerclerk.com

8th Judicial Circuit: https://circuit8.org

Services Available

The Baker County Clerk’s office offers several services that residents and attorneys commonly request, including:

  • Case and official court records search
  • Recording of official records (deeds, liens, judgments)
  • Marriage license applications
  • Traffic citation and court fee payments
  • Jury duty information and reporting
  • Passport application acceptance
  • E-filing access for attorneys and self-represented litigants

Why This Office Matters for Appeals

When a case in Baker County heads to appeal, the docket entries and certified record maintained by this Clerk’s office become central to the process. Brownstone Law helps clients track filing deadlines, request transcripts, and verify that the record transmitted from the 8th Judicial Circuit is complete and accurate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a marriage license in Baker County?

Marriage licenses are issued in person at the Baker County Clerk's office. Florida generally requires both applicants to appear together with valid photo ID, and there is a state-mandated waiting period unless a premarital course exception applies.

How do I request certified copies of court records in Baker County?

Certified copies can generally be requested in person, by mail, or online through the Clerk's records division. Fees apply per Florida statute, and processing times vary by record type and age.

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