Transparency in government is one of the most important responsibilities of an elected official. That is why I am so excited to share with you the Orange County Clerk of Court's 2019 Report to the Citizens. The report includes important information on how my office leverages technology to enhance the customer experience, provides access to justice, implements public safety mandates, and serves our community.

During Operation Green Light, Orange County customers with outstanding traffic tickets and criminal fines will have an opportunity to pay overdue court obligations while saving the 25 percent collections surcharge.

As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Orange County Clerk of Courts is hosting a "Clerks Against Domestic Violence Workshop" on Tuesday, October 29th at the Engelwood Neighborhood Center.

The Clerk's Office released a video series of employee spotlight features. Each video highlights a different employee, providing a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to work for the clerk. Click here to learn more and watch the videos.

 We are pleased to announce that contacting our office online has now become better, easier, and more streamlined. The form on the “Contact Us” page of our website has been upgraded. 

In this month's issue of the Center Court newsletter, Clerk Russell invites you to our Legal Matters event, highlights our new Employee Spotlight videos, introduces our September Star Performer, and more. 

Need to pay a traffic ticket or a criminal fine? We have many options at the Orange County Clerk of Courts to make it easy for you to conduct business with us.

The Orange County Clerk of Courts is ready to assist people with certain felony convictions, who have completed all the terms of their sentence, and are working to get their voting rights restored. While the Clerk of Courts cannot determine if someone is eligible to vote, we can provide any needed court documents as well as provide a status of payments submitted to the Clerk of Courts. Please note if you have made payments to the Department of Corrections or any other government entities, those payments may not be reflected in your case balance on the Clerk’s website.

The Clerk's Office offers an instructional video series called "Connect with the Clerk" to help answer frequently asked questions and provide step by step instructions on important Clerk of Courts topics in English and Spanish. Click here to learn more and see how you can Connect with the Clerk.