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The mission of the Butte County Superior Court is to create a court environment deserving of community respect by: resolving disputes according to law; ensuring and protecting peoples' rights; taking a leadership role in preserving order in society; and providing exceptional, accessible and fair justice services to all.
Case Information. Search Public Court Records or Hearings. You can look up all non-confidential, non-sealed, case types (Civil, Criminal, Family Law, Probate, Small Claims, Traffic, etc.) for cases after 1988 (1989 for South County Municipal cases).
Search. MyCitations. Public Notice: Butte County Superior Court to Offer Online Ability To Pay Tool For Infractions. For eligibility information, click here. Request a fine reduction for your eligible infraction offense using the new MyCitations tool. COVID-19: View policies and procedures.
Map of the Butte County Courthouse Parking. Free parking is available in two lots located at the south side of the courthouse. Click the button below to view a map of the public parking. Map of the public parking. Access for Disabled. Wheelchair access ramps are located at the main entrance to the courthouse. Requests for other accommodations ...
Jury Service Information. The Office of the Jury Commissioner is charged with the responsibility of securing jurors for Criminal and Civil trials being conducted by the Butte County Superior Court. The office secures jurors through a process governed by the California Code of Civil Procedure.
The court date and time are stated on the legal documents you received. Butte County Department of Child Support Services (BCDCSS) staff will be available in the courtroom prior to court to discuss individual cases.
Search Butte County Superior Court criminal calendars online, and view the general hearing schedule.
The new North Butte County Courthouse is a full-service, five-courtroom courthouse in the greater Chico area. The facility consolidated court operations of the existing Chico Courthouse and the closed Paradise Courthouse.
The Civil Division provides this service to the public as well as collects and disburses money on levies, earnings withholding orders, third party levies, till taps, keeper levies, and automobile levies. Levying Officer means the Sheriff or marshal (CCP 680.260).
The new North Butte County Courthouse is a full-service, five-courtroom courthouse in the greater Chico area. The facility consolidated court operations of the existing Chico Courthouse and the closed Paradise Courthouse.