Marion County Circuit Clerk

How May We Help You?

Make a Payment

Make a Payment

Daily Court Schedule

Daily Court Schedule

Court Forms

Court Forms

Electronic Filing

Electronic Filing

Self-Help Center

Self-Help Center

Calendar

Calendar

Court Fees

Court Fees

Court Records Search

Court Records Search

FAQs

FAQs

Resources

Resources

Zoom Links

Zoom Links

Jury

Jury

Mobile App

Mobile App

Contact Us

Contact Us

Court Accessibility

Court Accessibility

Announcements

Electronic Devices (Cell phones, tablets, laptops, etc.): 

Electronic devices are allowed in the Marion County Courthouse, except on days when a jury trial is in session.

 

 2024 Jeffrey D. Colman Access to Justice Award:

Marion County Circuit Clerk, Tiffany Schicker, received this award for making a significant and meaningful contribution to improving access to our court system. Clerk Schicker has led several impactful initiatives that include securing Access to Justice grant funds to install public wi-fi in the courthouse, upgrade the legal self-help center with new technology, signage and equipment, and secure a forthcoming launch of text message notifications.

About Us

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The Office of the Circuit Clerk is a state constitutional officer elected by the citizens of Marion County for a four year term. It is a non-judicial office of the Judicial Branch of Illinois State government. The Circuit Clerk’s office is committed to serving the citizens of Marion County and all participants in the judicial system in a timely, efficient, and competent manner. All services, information, and court records will be provided with courtesy.

The Circuit Clerk maintains records for the entire Court system and is the official record keeper of all court related documents. The office serves as a source of data and information for various government agencies and the general public.

The Circuit Clerk collects all fines, fees, costs, and penalties assessed pursuant to state statutes and county board resolutions and distributes those monies on a monthly basis to the county, state, and municipalities. In addition to standard fines and fees, the statutes allow for collections of these funds through filing fees that are used to support specific functions of the office. These funds allow the clerk to maintain records more efficiently and economically through computerization without the expenditure of tax dollars.

Phone (618) 548-3400

Monday-Friday
8am – 4pm

100 E. Main Street, Room 204
Salem, IL 62881