Jury Duty Scam Alert and Inclement Weather Reporting Instructions for Snohomish County Residents

Snohomish, WALocal News

Officials from Snohomish County have alerted residents about a jury service scam, reinforcing that employees from the Clerk’s Office and Superior Court will never solicit payments or personal financial information from jurors. The article highlights the urgency for jurors to stay informed about their reporting instructions, particularly in the event of inclement weather, where courthouse operations typically continue. Jurors are encouraged to call the number listed on their summons for the latest updates, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements. Those unable to report due to weather conditions are instructed to email the Jury Management Office with their details. The article also features a series of links to essential resources, including the juror questionnaire and information about remote jury trials.

With the county summoning tens of thousands of jurors each year, awareness of such scams is critical for maintaining public trust and safety. By providing clear, actionable guidance, the article serves as a valuable resource for residents navigating jury service. This proactive communication underscores the importance of vigilance against scams targeting civic duties.

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