Eastern District of Oklahoma

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, located in Muskogee, is a federal court presided over by Chief Judge Ronald A. White and Clerk of Court Bonnie N. Hackler. The court serves as a vital component of the federal court system, providing legal services, resources, and support to the community. With a focus on upholding justice and ensuring fair proceedings, the court handles a wide range of cases, including civil and criminal matters. Committed to transparency and accessibility, the court offers various programs and services, such as alternative dispute resolution, interpreter services, and educational resources, to assist individuals navigating the legal system.Generated from the website

The Muskogee County Assessor's Office is responsible for valuing all real and personal property in Muskogee County, Oklahoma on an annual basis. With a dedicated staff of 12, they assess approximately 49,000 real property parcels and 5,609 personal accounts each year, providing the necessary information for the County Treasurer to issue tax statements to property owners. The collected Ad Valorem taxes fund various county government services, including the courthouse, sheriff's office, and county jail, as well as schools, libraries, and the county health department. Under the leadership of Ron Dean, the Muskogee County Assessor, the office has been diligently serving the community since 2004. Supported by experienced deputies such as Sarah Wallis and Reyna Benavides, who have earned Advanced Accreditation from Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology, the Assessor's Office ensures accurate property valuations and provides accessible real estate records to the public. Through their efforts, they contribute to the funding of essential services and the overall development of Muskogee County.Generated from the website