Noblesville Plan 3

The Noblesville City Court serves as the judicial branch of the city government, handling City Ordinance Violations and State Infraction Violations. Led by Judge S. Matthew Cook, a lifelong resident with extensive community involvement, the court aims to provide accessible legal resolutions for traffic citations and other related matters. Judge Cook, appointed by Governor Mike Pence, has a strong educational background and is actively engaged in various local organizations, including the Boy Scouts and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce. His commitment to the community is reflected in his participation in numerous charitable and civic activities, making the Noblesville City Court a vital part of the local governance structure. Generated from the website

The Hamilton County Courts Department of Probation Services provides programs that reduce delinquent and criminal activity and enhance the safety of the community of Indiana. The department serves circuit, superior and Carmel city courts through the preparation of presentence and preliminary investigation reports, and the supervision of misdemeanor, felony and juvenile offenders. It is operated by Hamilton County, Ind., which additionally manages health, parks and recreation, plan commission, emergency management and human resources departments. The county also maintains construction and development, drainage, emergencies and taxation departments. Its crime and protection department administers the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program (D.A.R.E.). The Hamilton County Courts Department of Probation Services is located in Noblesville, Ind.