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Crawford County Common Pleas

Court Type:Common Pleas
State:PA
County:Crawford
Street Address:359 E. Center St.
City:Meadville
Zip Code:16335
Phone:814-333-7498
Fax:814-333-7489
Hours:Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM
Website URL:http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/individual-county-courts/crawford-county
Judge:Hon. John F. Spataro
Judge Phone:814-333-7497
Clerk:Patricia A. Wetherbee
Clerk Phone:814-333-7442
Clerk Fax:814-333-7349
Parking:There is no “reserved” area for juror parking, but with the enclosed juror parking pass you may park free in metered spaces around Diamond Park and on adjacent streets. Do not park in metered city lots, however. Please read and follow instructions on your pass. Note that we cannot have tickets for illegal parking excused. Please do not park in the lots designated for County employees or other private, restricted office or church lots near the Courthouse.
Restrictions:Clothing such as t-shirts with offensive language or pictures, halter tops and shorts arenot permitted. Upon entering the Judicial Center, you will be met by screening personnel who will ask you to remove belts thathave metal buckles, and empty all articles in your pockets and place them in plastic bins.According to PA law, jurors may not use a cell phone, computer, or other electronic device withcommunication capabilities while in attendance at trial or during deliberations.
Forms & Filing:https://www.crawfordcountypa.net/Courts/Pages/CourtFormsInformation.aspx
Jury Service:https://www.crawfordcountypa.net/Courts/Pages/Jury-Duty.aspx
Languages:Multiple
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Spataro4Judge/
ADA:Heidi Shiderly
ADA Phone:814-333-7498
ADA Fax / Email: hshiderly@co.crawford.pa.us
About / Additional Info:Crawford County is located in the northwestern region of Pennsylvania. It was founded in March of 1800 from a portion of Allegheny Countyand and named after William Crawford. The Court of Common Pleas is a general jurisdiction trial court handling both civil and criminal cases. There are three full time judges providing judicial services.

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