City Government Courts in United States

Littleton Municipal Court

Littleton / Colorado / United States

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Manitowoc County of

Manitowoc / Wisconsin / United States

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Parma Municipal Court, Cleveland

Cleveland / Ohio / United States

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Salt Lake City Justice Court

Salt Lake City / Utah / United States

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City of Arlington Municipal Court

Arlington / Texas / United States

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Queens County Family Court, Jamaica

Jamaica / New York / United States

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Beaverton Municipal Court

Beaverton / Oregon / United States

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New Castle Justice Court, Pleasantville

Pleasantville / New York / United States

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The Justice Court deals with various matters of the law within town boundaries. These range from criminal laws, to small claims civil laws, to traffic tickets and local laws. Traffic violations can be paid by mail, while people who contest their tickets are scheduled to appear at 7:30 pm on the date given to them on the ticket. The hours allowed for filing civil cases are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Douglas Kraus, Town Justice

David Zuckerman, Town Justice

Kelly DeSimone, Clerk

Dianne DiCerbo, Clerk

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Austin Municipal Court

Austin / Texas / United States

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Accepts Credit Cards

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Grand Prairie Municipal Court

Grand Prairie / Texas / United States

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Kings Criminal Court - Brooklyn

Brooklyn / New York / United States

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Village Court Alterations, Elm Grove

Elm Grove / Wisconsin / United States

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Bend Municipal Court

Bend / Oregon / United States

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Flower Mound Municipal Court

Flower Mound / Texas / United States

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Denver City & County Courthouse

Denver / Colorado / United States

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City and County of Denver, formed in 1861, is governed by a nonpartisan elected mayor, auditor and 13-member city council. The city serves as the financial, transportation, and distribution center of the Rocky Mountain region. City organization is divided into departments, agencies, independent agencies and offices. Nine main departments carry out the functions of city government. The Office of Economic Development offers a variety of programs and services to assist new and expanding businesses, helps promote small and disadvantaged businesses, and provides employment and training assistance ob-seekers and youth throughout the metro area. The Denver Civil Service Commission is responsible for administering the testing process for entry-level and promotional positions within the Denver Police and Fire Departments, policy administration, and hearing disciplinary appeals of classified members. Denvers City and County Building, also known as City Hall, serves as offices of the mayor, meeting chambers of city council, and offices for the Department of Law, Public Works, and Emergency Management, and courtrooms for county and district court.

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