Skip the courthouse! The Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller's Office and our partners offer convenient online options for you to pay your traffic fines, criminal court financial obligations, or child support payments online. Read on...
The Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller’s Office is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and is taking precautionary actions. Read on ...
Conditions triggered by Tropical Storm Eta prompted extensions of civil cases/petitions postponed from Thursday. Sixth Judicial Circuit Court Chief Judge Anthony Rondolino shifted deadlines for domestic violence and involuntary confinement into December. Read on...
Skip the courthouse! Our Office and our partners offer convenient online options for paying traffic fines and criminal court financial obligations, as well as child support. Discover more about your options: www.pascoclerk.com/353/Pay-For. Read on ...
Attorneys, take note: The Judicial Automated Workflow System – JAWS – went live online last week for Pasco County cases, taking a huge bite out of the shuffling of paper through the court system. Read on ...
Along with much of Pasco County government, including the Courts and constitutional offices, our Office will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. This site, however, will take no time off. Visit here for key services 24/7. Read more ...
Dazzled and intrigued by the musical "Hamilton," Bexley Elementary fifth-grader Lucy Butler penned an inspired fan letter to America's founding document, earning top honors in the Eighth Annual Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller Constitution Essay Contest. Read on ...
As the state begins to reopen following Gov. Ron DeSantis' Safe, Smart, and Step-by-Step plan, we vow, under Clerk & Comptroller Nikki Alvarez-Sowles' skillful leadership, to continue delivering exceptional services while protecting against COVID-19. Read on ...