NOTICE REGARDING COVID-19 (THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS) and COURT OPERATIONS:  

Please see Administrative Order 2020-3

The courts and probation department provide important and essential services to the public and we will endeavor to maintain normal operations to the fullest extent possible. We understand there is concern about COVID-19 and the 6th Judicial District is requesting that you PLEASE NOT COME TO THE COURTHOUSE, PROBATION, OR PRETRIAL SERVICES if:

1. Have you or anyone you live with tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 14 days?
2. Do you have fever or chills;
3. Do you have a cough;
4. Do you have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath;
5. Do you have muscle or body aches;
6. Do you have a have a sore throat; or,
7. Do you have a new loss of taste or smell?

If any of these criteria apply, please call the clerk’s office  to reschedule your court date or request to appear by telephone if you are not represented by an attorney, or contact your attorney to file a request for a continuance or a telephone appearance. If you are subpoenaed as a witness in a case, please contact the attorney or party issuing the subpoena to explain the circumstances and discuss the options available.  If you are summoned to report for jury duty, please contact the jury commissioner  to reschedule your jury service.  Please call to reschedule appointments with the probation department and collections.

Other Information: 

Jail Population Reduction Program 

Virtual Courtroom (Webex) Instructions