The Common Pleas Court handles matters such as civil matters, felonies and misdemeanors, family court, juvenile court and orphans court. Its Web site has a full listing of all judges, contact information, and other helpful information you may need in regards to these issues.
since 1985, the Montgomery County Law Reporter has been the official publication of the Montgomery County Bar Association. The weekly publication can be seen online or in print form. The Editor is Seth D. Wilson Esq. You may visit the website to view options of contribution, subscription or advertising opportunities.
The Montgomery County Public Safety department is responsible for the design and implementation of public safety policies governing specific fields including emergency dispatch, emergency medical services, emergency preparedness and fire protection. Additionally, the public safety department organizes training for emergency service professionals.
The Montgomery County Human Services Department is in charge of hiring personnel for the county. The website always has a list of available job openings and information on how to apply. Benefits of working for the county and a page of helpful links are also on the Department website. Montgomery County is an equal opportunity employer.
The Montgomery County Courts Administration upholds the policies of the courts. It also prepares reports, develops effective procedures for courts functioning and prepares materials for court trials. This department is also in charge of jury management and basically all things pertaining to the day-to-day functioning of the courts. The office is located on the second floor of the courthouse.
When it comes to voting in Montgomery County, you'll find anything and everything you need at the office of Voter Services. If you need to register, file a petition, look into public records about candidate expenses or get information about your district, it can all be acquired here. Located in 1 Montgomery Plaza, directly across Swede Street from the County Courthouse.
The Common Pleas Court handles matters such as civil matters, felonies and misdemeanors, family court, juvenile court and orphans court. Its Web site has a full listing of all judges, contact information, and other helpful information you may need in regards to these issues.
Montgomery County is the third largest county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with a population of almost 800,000 according to 2010 census numbers. Montgomery County includes a eclectic mix urban centers, villages and rural farmland.
The county is overseen by three county commissioners — Chairman Josh Shapiro, Vice-Chairman Leslie S. Richards and Commissioner Bruce L. Castor Jr. The commisioners oversee a county with annual revenues and expenditures in excess of $500 million.
County business is conducted from the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, the county seat.
The Government Offices of Montgomery County is home to many county services, including aging and adult services, the county coroner, commerce department, family services, handicapped services, veterans' affairs, child care information and services (CCIS), and a health clinic.
Montgomery County Child Care Information Services is the department of Welfare's childcare information center, which refers families to area childcare centers and also oversees three county run childcare centers. It provides subsidies to low income, working families for childcare services. The center also provides a safe environment for children while their parents are attending court.