Court

The Town of Whitehall Municipal Court is dedicated to providing citizens with a fair and impartial court of law. Our role involves interpreting and adjudicating applicable state laws and ordinances to ensure justice prevails. Committed to upholding the principles of fairness and integrity, our court serves as a vital component of the community's legal framework. Whether addressing matters related to state laws or local ordinances, we strive to maintain transparency and accessibility in our proceedings. Trust in the Town of Whitehall Municipal Court as a place where the rights of individuals are respected, and justice is administered with diligence and impartiality.

Our pledge is to uphold this commitment and offer courteous customer service to all citizens.

Court is held and located at 2 N Whitehall Street.

The Judge is in Whitehall on the second and forth Wednesday of every month*. Court starts at 1:30pm.

*Dates are subject to change on a month to month basis.

If you have questions, please contact Allissa Christensen.

Procedures & Fines

The Town of Whitehall court docket is the schedule of the court. Defendants will be expected to adhere to the procedures and protocol of the court at all times, including proper attire.

All mobile devices, including phones, must be turned off. Photography and audio recordings are prohibited. No food or drink will be allowed in the court room at any time.

Court Calendar & Dress Code

The Town of Whitehall Court Calendar

The Courthouse is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except for official holidays and during declared disasters/emergency situations.

Court Holidays

•     New Year’s Eve
•     New Year’s Day
•     Memorial Day
•     Fourth of July
•     Labor Day
•     Veterans Day
•     Thanksgiving
•     Christmas Eve
•     Christmas Day

The Town of Whitehall Suggested Dress Code Guidelines

Male Dress Code

• Shoes with socks
• Long pants (on pants with belt loops, wear a belt)
• Collared shirt (tucked in) with a tie, with or without a jacket

Female Dress Code

• Shoes 
• Dress, skirt or long pants
• Blouse, sweater or casual dress shirt

You will NOT be allowed to enter the Courtroom wearing the following inappropriate clothing.

• Shorts
• Hats (men) or hair curlers (women)
• Halter or tube top
• T-shirt or muscle shirt
• See-through top
• Flip flops
• Clothing that exposes your midriff or underwear
• Ripped or torn jeans
• Baggy pants that fall below your waist
• Clothing with an emblem or wording that promotes illegal or inappropriate activity
• Clothing that depicts or promotes violence, sex acts, illegal drug use or profanity

Law and Order