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Criminal court cost and fines
You can now pay online!! Traffic & Judgments. All you need is your case number. Call Clerk's Office for information, if unsure. (812) 427-4415.
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ANNOUNCEMENTSClerks Office Hours:
Monday: 8am - 3:30 pm Tuesday: 8am - 3:30 pm Wednesday: 8am - 3:30 pm Thursday: 8am- 12:00pm (NOON) Friday: 8am - 3:30 pm Saturday: CLOSED Sunday: CLOSED As the spread of the COVID-19 virus and FLU virus continues to spread, any voter not wanting to go to a public location to cast their vote, Voter can request an Absentee Ballot to be sent to their home. An Absentee Ballot Application can be obtained from the Voter Registration office or online at ABS-MAIL: Application for Absentee Ballot . You can contact the Voter Registration Office at (812)-427-4415
You can mail it in to: Or email it to: Attn: Clerks office clerk@switzerland.in.gov 212 West Main St. Vevay IN 47043 |
The Circuit Court Clerk is a constitutional officer of the county. The clerk is assigned the responsibility of many of the administrative functions of the county courts along with other non-court related government duties.
Elections
The Clerk of the Circuit Court is responsible for the smooth administration of the County Elections.
The Clerk receives filings of candidacy from persons seeking certain elective public offices and issues certificates of election to successful local candidates except in the cases of constitutional officers, who receive their commissions from the Governor.
The Clerk serves as an ex-officio member and secretary of the county election board and as a member and clerk of the county board of canvassers. The clerk appoints the other members of the county election board and the board of canvassers.
The Clerk makes sure all election polling sites meet state and federal guidelines and insures that election workers are trained.
Judicial
The Clerk maintains all records of pleadings, motions, papers, evidence and court rulings of the court. The clerk also issues summonses and subpoenas to witnesses ordering them to appear in court.
The Clerk issues marriage licenses, records, maintains oaths of offices, election duties, keeps a record of all judgments, orders and decrees of the court.
The Clerk also must certify an attest to complete transcripts of court proceedings involving title to property, the imposition of prison sentences and in all court cases where a complete court record is required.
The clerk, in the presence of the jury commissioners, draws the names of prospective jurors for juries and issues summonses to prospective jurors.
The Clerk collects court costs, fines and money judgments levied by the court. In the case of a money judgment, the clerk pays the money to a person or entity entitled to the judgment. In recent years, the collection of child support has become a major responsibility of the clerk's office.
Elections
The Clerk of the Circuit Court is responsible for the smooth administration of the County Elections.
The Clerk receives filings of candidacy from persons seeking certain elective public offices and issues certificates of election to successful local candidates except in the cases of constitutional officers, who receive their commissions from the Governor.
The Clerk serves as an ex-officio member and secretary of the county election board and as a member and clerk of the county board of canvassers. The clerk appoints the other members of the county election board and the board of canvassers.
The Clerk makes sure all election polling sites meet state and federal guidelines and insures that election workers are trained.
Judicial
The Clerk maintains all records of pleadings, motions, papers, evidence and court rulings of the court. The clerk also issues summonses and subpoenas to witnesses ordering them to appear in court.
The Clerk issues marriage licenses, records, maintains oaths of offices, election duties, keeps a record of all judgments, orders and decrees of the court.
The Clerk also must certify an attest to complete transcripts of court proceedings involving title to property, the imposition of prison sentences and in all court cases where a complete court record is required.
The clerk, in the presence of the jury commissioners, draws the names of prospective jurors for juries and issues summonses to prospective jurors.
The Clerk collects court costs, fines and money judgments levied by the court. In the case of a money judgment, the clerk pays the money to a person or entity entitled to the judgment. In recent years, the collection of child support has become a major responsibility of the clerk's office.
MEET THE TEAM
GAYLE SULLIVANCircuit Court Clerk
clerk@switzerland.in.gov |
RITA BROGAN1st Deputy Circuit Court Clerk
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Ginger Peters- Deputy Clerk
Shona Yazell- Child Support
Cindy Haskell- Election Deputy /
Voter Registration
Shona Yazell- Child Support
Cindy Haskell- Election Deputy /
Voter Registration
KEEP IN TOUCH
(P)812.427.4415
(F)812.427.4408
(F)812.427.4408
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