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WELCOME TO TRUMBULL COUNTY This website is designed to give you general information on the main areas of responsibility of the Trumbull County Clerk of Court and to serve as a source to provide a Public Access Record Search. The Clerk's responsibilities include the Court of Common Pleas, the Court of Domestic Relations, the Court of Appeals, the Auto Title Department, and Passports. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE CLERK'S OFFICE
In addition to the ministerial duties and responsibilities with the court, the Clerk of Courts is also charged with the duty of preparing and maintaining records of Certificate of Title for all vehicles and watercraft owned by all residents of Trumbull County. These documents are your proof of ownership and should be kept in a safe place. Approximately 100,000 new titles are prepared each year. Other services provided by the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas are accepting bonds, recording notary commissions, administering oaths, keeping naturalization records, and recording and retention of coroner records.
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and network conditions.
The information that is provided is current as of your request. However, it may not reflect updates, changes or rulings that have
not yet been posted to the system. Please do not hesitate to contact the Clerk's office at (330) 675-2557 (Criminal/Civil Clerk) or
(330) 675-2302 (Domestic Clerk) to clarify any information on this site. |
The Clerk of Courts of Common Pleas is responsible for various
administrative and ministerial duties in conjunction with the Court of Common Pleas.
These duties include filing, docketing, indexing, and preserving all court pleadings for
civil, felony criminal and domestic relations cases. The Clerk of Courts must also
follow procedure required by law and issues writs to carry out Court orders. Some of
these writs include summons, subpoenas, warrants to arrest and to convey to penal
institutions, and signing the death warrant in capital cases. The Clerk is
responsible for the receipt and disbursement of all money paid into the court system.