The Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller’s Office is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and is taking precautionary actions. Read on ...
It won't be business as usual as courts in Pasco resume misdemeanor and criminal traffic arraignment hearings. Sixth Judicial Circuit judges are keenly aware of life with coronavirus cloud; they're determined to make courtrooms COVID-19-safe. Learn more ...
They're back: Scammers now are trying to use the just-enacted coronavirus relief package to get into your bank account. Beware telephone calls, emails, and other contacts from persons wanting personal info so they can "help speed delivery of your checks." Read on ...
In these remarkable times, being able to track upcoming court events has never been more crucial. Accordingly, check out the instructional video that explains pivotal updates to e-Notify, your key that unlocks the timeline for cases important to you. Read on ...
In honor of Memorial Day, our Office will be closed Monday, May 25. We resume regular business hours, as well as regular COVID-19 precautions and suspensions, Tuesday. 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 ...
Price gouging is defined as a “gross disparity” between the reported price of the commodity or service to the average price charged over the 30-day period prior to the declared state of emergency. Read on ...