Browse Holladay People Directories

Mapping Holladay People Directories

No single public roster lists everyone in Holladay. Useful sources are split by purpose and keeper. A city card routes a caller to a public service, a school result identifies personnel at a work site, and a parcel result names an assessed owner. Historical books answer a different question: who was associated with a surname, business, or address in a given publication year.

Choose by relationship, not just by name. Public-service people directories work well for a known agency or school. County ownership tools are better for a Holladay parcel. The Polk books, photographs, and newspapers are stronger for family history or a former address. None of these sources is a complete resident list.

Browse Holladay Government Directories

The City of Holladay government pages organize officials, departments, boards, and committees. The department directory itself is a sequence of cards, not a surname database. Cards cover such services as Administration, City Recorder, Finance, Justice Court, Community Development, Business Licensing, Public Services, police, fire, parks, waste, stormwater, and elections. Most entries point to a unit or lead contact, so a mailbox should not be treated as proof of a resident’s identity.

The city directory has one broad header search, labeled “Search,” with a Go button. It is not limited to staff. No surname field, title filter, alphabet browse, result count, export, or complete employee list was visible during research.

The official directory screenshot comes from the Holladay government directory.

Its browse-first layout shows why department and official names are more useful here than a broad resident query.

Inside a Holladay Directory Card

A City Recorder card illustrates what one Holladay directory entry can and cannot establish. It routes a request to the municipal records function. The visible address, telephone, email, and role description are office data, not personal contact data. Other cards similarly point to Administration, Finance, Community Development, Justice Court, Business Licensing, and Public Services.

Holladay has posted a temporary city location at 3330 South 1300 East in Millcreek while also displaying the directory address above. Confirm the active counter before visiting. If no card fits, contact the main city line or send a narrow records request that names the department, record type, and date span.

Search Holladay School Directories

The Granite School District directory supports both person and department searches. First name and last name are optional text fields. A department selector can display a school or unit directory. Results show Name, Work Location, Position, Phone, and an email link. The official interface did not state a partial-match rule or expose a complete department-choice inventory during inspection.

A sample Oakridge Elementary result contained a staff name, the school as work location, a position, a main telephone number, and a “Click to View Email” link. It did not show a home address, personal phone, birth date, service dates, credentials, or biography. Those limits make the source useful for school contact and identity distinction, not for tracing a private residence.

• Cottonwood Elementary, 5205 South Holladay Boulevard
• Crestview Elementary, 2100 East Lincoln Lane
• Howard R. Driggs Elementary, 4340 South 2700 East
• Oakwood Elementary, 5815 South Highland Drive
• Spring Lane Elementary, 5315 South 1700 East

A dated district phone-list PDF can preserve named principals and school contact facts after the live directory changes. Holladay research did not confirm a public alumni roster or a local yearbook database, so neither should be assumed open.

Utah Directory Names Near Holladay

The Utah State Directory of Employees asks for both last name and first name. Its opening form does not show an agency dropdown, title field, alphabet list, export control, or bulk download. It is best when the full name of a state worker is already known. The state also bars commercial or marketing use of the directory.

This statewide tool complements the Holladay cards. City personnel and city service contacts remain on Holladay pages, while employees of Utah courts, licensing bodies, archives, and other state units may appear in the state directory. If a name does not return, use the agency’s official main contact rather than guessing at an email pattern.

Holladay Property Owner Directories

Salt Lake County’s Assessor Parcel Search acts as a current ownership directory. It accepts owner name, street components, or parcel ID. A person-name query uses the form “Last, First” and needs at least the first three letters. Results can connect an assessed owner to a parcel, situs address, acreage, tax class, valuation, and building facts. A situs address is the property’s physical address.

The Recorder’s Data Services is a transaction-party directory with a different purpose. Its free layer starts with an address or parcel, not a broad name. It lists recorded instruments tied to the property. Full access adds legal descriptions, parcel history, tract material, deeds, liens, and plats. A deed party may be an owner, lender, trustee, or entity, so a match does not prove current occupancy.

For copy rules, fees, and a formal request route, use the Holladay public records overview. Tax-sale pages identify parcels in the county’s delinquency process, but they are not a complete foreclosure directory.

Holladay License Name Directories

Utah’s professional license lookup searches a person or organization by name and profession, or by license number. Name matching can begin with a string or use a contains/wild-card option. Results typically provide the licensee or business name, profession, license number, status, issue and expiration dates, and public action links when present.

Separate official sources fill other roles. The Business Entity Search can show an entity name and number, type, status, registered agent, principal address, and filing history. The Utah State Bar directory covers attorneys. Utah also maintains a distinct real estate and appraisal license search. These are status snapshots. Confirm the display date because a license or entity standing can change.

Ask for Holladay Library Directories

The Holladay branch at 2150 East Murray Holladay Road is the closest local-history contact point. County Library Board minutes say the branch works with the Holladay Historical Society to make some society material available while its museum is developed. The branch catalog does not publish a shelf-by-shelf inventory of city books, phone books, yearbooks, obituary indexes, or subscription databases.

Ask the desk directly: Request current details about Historical Society files, printed directories, reverse books, telephone volumes, yearbooks, and database access. That short call prevents a wasted trip and avoids attributing a statewide digital holding to one Holladay shelf.

Historical Holladay People Directories

The Utah City Directories Collection supplies the strongest documented historical run. R. L. Polk filed Holladay within the Salt Lake City Suburban directory because the community remained unincorporated for most of its history. The books list residents, streets, firms, organizations, and institutions. Alphabetic pages move from surname to address, while geographic or householder pages move from street address to occupant.

1. Before 1957: No Holladay-naming Polk suburban volume was confirmed. Search Cottonwood, precinct, census, land, and church sources.
2. 1957 to 1960: Annual volumes form the earliest confirmed Holladay directory run.
3. 1961: No volume was confirmed in the official catalog; this may be a publication or catalog gap.
4. 1962 to 1976: Annual volumes capture Holladay's suburban growth in successive snapshots.
5. 1977 to 1978: One confirmed combined edition covers both years.
6. 1979: No official catalog entry was confirmed, so do not assume a missing book exists.
7. 1980: This is the latest confirmed Holladay volume in the researched run.

Holladay became a city only in 1999. Earlier government evidence therefore remains with Salt Lake County, territorial, or state keepers. Annexations in 2002 and 2015 changed later city responsibility but did not move old files into a new municipal series.

Reverse Holladay Directories by Address

A reverse directory is arranged by street and house number rather than surname. In a Polk suburban volume, find the geographic or householder section, try the address, and note the listed occupant. Then check the alphabetic entry for initials, spouse, occupation abbreviation, or business tie. Repeat in the prior and next available years to bracket a move.

1. Try both a named road and its valley-grid form, such as Holladay Boulevard and a numbered east coordinate.
2. Inspect the scanned page after searching OCR. Narrow columns, initials, small type, and abbreviations can defeat text recognition.
3. Search Holladay, Cottonwood, and suburban Salt Lake headings when an old address is absent from the expected section.
4. Compare the directory result with a deed, parcel card, census household, newspaper notice, or legally open death record.

Postal labels can cross municipal boundaries, and Holladay’s named lanes do not always read like the valley grid. A book entry proves what that edition printed. It does not by itself settle today’s city boundary or present occupancy.

Holladay Directory Trails Beyond Books

The Utah Historical Society’s Holladay Photograph Collection, dating from about the 1870s through the 1950s, works like a compact name index. Its three-folder finding aid names residents and links them to houses, stores, a stage line, a meat market, the telephone building, schools, churches, farms, a theater, an orchestra, and a graduating class. A container-list hit can lead from a surname to an image or institution even without a city directory entry.

Newspaper searching adds events and relationships. Utah Digital Newspapers can surface marriages, deaths, school news, property notices, social items, and local businesses. Search “Holladay,” “Cottonwood,” a street, school, church, and surname. Older optical text may misread Holladay as “Holiday,” so try that variant with care.

Read Holladay Directory Hits Carefully

A directory result is a dated statement made for a narrow purpose. Printed books were assembled before release. City and school pages change as public contacts change. An assessor roll lists an owner, not every occupant. Recorder indexes list parties to transactions. License pages report a professional status at the time displayed.

Several tempting sources were not confirmed as public Holladay tools. Research found no comprehensive neighborhood resident list, congregation roster, alumni directory, union list, civic-club membership roll, municipal cemetery search, or authoritative local phone-book year inventory. Private groups may keep records, but absence from the public web is not permission to treat those rosters as open. Use directory information only for lawful personal research, never to stalk, harass, or harm anyone.