Yakima County Juvenile Court

In addition to providing services through the County District Court, we also operate the Union Gap Municipal Court and Moxee Municipal Court.

Yakima County Superior Court is a vital institution in Yakima, WA, serving as the primary judicial authority for the region. With 8 elected judges and 3 appointed court commissioners, the court ensures fair and impartial resolution of civil and criminal cases. As the only trial court of general jurisdiction in the state, Yakima County Superior Court handles a wide range of legal matters, including appeals from district and municipal courts, as well as decisions made by state administrative agencies. Committed to upholding justice, the court plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order in the community. Yakima County Superior Court's dedicated team, led by Presiding Judge Richard H. Bartheld and Director Jessica Humphreys, strives to provide efficient and transparent judicial services. The court's comprehensive operations encompass judicial scheduling, assignments, and budget matters, while the separate County Clerk's Office handles court fines, records, and data dissemination. With a commitment to accessibility, the court offers language translation options and accommodates individuals with disabilities. As an essential pillar of the local justice system, Yakima County Superior Court ensures the fair administration of justice for the residents of Yakima County.Generated from the website

The Yakima County Fire Marshal's Office is dedicated to ensuring fire safety and prevention throughout unincorporated areas of Yakima County. Their responsibilities include conducting fire investigations, performing life safety inspections for businesses, and providing public education on fire and safety issues. In addition to enforcing compliance with the International Fire Code, the office focuses on community engagement and education to promote safety awareness. They also address fire and life safety challenges related to the diverse landscapes in the region through the adoption of the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code. Generated from the website