Operations at the Kent County Courthouse will be limited on Tuesday, Jan. 21, due to ceremonies related to the inauguration of Governor-Elect Matt Meyer.
Traffic disruptions and significant parking restrictions around the Kent County Courthouse are expected to make it difficult for individuals to get to the courthouse on that day, so many proceedings scheduled for Jan. 21, 2025, will be rescheduled or postponed.
Staffing at the courthouse will be limited, so individuals with business at the Kent County Courthouse on Jan. 21 should consider visiting on a different day. If you have a proceeding scheduled at the courthouse on Jan. 21, please check with your attorneys or the relevant court clerk to see if it has been rescheduled.
These restrictions do not apply to proceedings at Family Court (on Court Street) or Justice of the Peace Court 7 (on Bank Lane), as both facilities will be operating as usual on Jan. 21 or any remote proceedings scheduled to be conducted by the Zoom video platform.
Peter Osborne has more than 15 years of experience as an award-winning business reporter and editor, leading two papers (the Delaware Business Times and Dallas Business Journal) to recognition as the nation’s most improved business publications. Osborne also helped launch The News Journal’s now-defunct Business Monday section and worked in communications and business development for MBNA America and Bank of America.
Source: delawarelive.com…
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