Conklin Justice Office

Chenango Town Justice Court is a local court located in Binghamton, NY, responsible for handling various legal matters, including traffic court, eviction proceedings, and small claims court. The court is presided over by Hon. Michael A. Fedish and Hon. Wendy H. Scott, and it operates during specific office hours for in-person payments and inquiries. The court provides information on how to pay fines, handle traffic tickets, and navigate the legal processes for eviction and small claims cases. With a focus on efficiency and accessibility, Chenango Town Justice Court aims to assist individuals in resolving their legal matters promptly and effectively. The court works in collaboration with the Broome County Commissioner of Jurors, the Broome County District Attorney's Office, and the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles to ensure a smooth process for jurors, defendants, and those seeking legal assistance. Whether it's paying fines, seeking plea bargains, or filing small claims cases, Chenango Town Justice Court provides the necessary resources and guidance to address various legal issues.Generated from the website

The town of Union's Parks and Recreation Department provides various recreational opportunities. It has more than 10 park sites, including large park lands, sports facilities and small neighborhood parks. The parks provide various facilities, such as pools, picnic tables, shelters, carousels, concessions, playgrounds, sports fields and tennis, basketball and volleyball courts. It provides various activities, including walking programs, aerobics, basketball, volleyball, bowling, underhand pitch, kick and run, tennis and swimming lessons, and cheerleading and soccer camps. The department also has ball fields, fishing, horse shoes, picnic areas and shelters, play ground, and swimming and wading pools. The town of Union's Parks and Recreation Department has its administer office is located in Endwell, N.Y.

The Newark Valley Town Court, located in Newark Valley, NY, is dedicated to providing a fair and accessible judicial process for its community. Effective May 1, 2021, the court has transitioned back to in-person appearances for all court proceedings, ensuring a more direct engagement in legal matters. Generated from the website