CATSKILL TOWN COURT
Catskill is a municipality
founded in the late 1700s. Its is
a well known outdoor retreat for many NYC residents looking to escape the
hustle and bustle of city life.
While on vacation in the area, many drivers lose track of the speed
limits on the interstate and local roads.
In so doing, they often find themselves facing traffic summons for
speeding and other vehicle traffic violations.
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These tickets often carry a potential to cost hundreds in fines, penalties, hassle, and insurance increases. Currently, a guilty plea to a 86/55 mph could cost driver close to $700.00 in fines, an additional $450.00 in penalties, and insurance increases. Given the right additional set of facts and circumstances, there is potential to receive the more serious penalties of a suspended license and being sent to jail.
ABOUT OUR FIRM
Our Catskill speeding ticket lawyers have been helping clients in the town court and Greene County area for
more than a decade. We have
consistently saved our clients time, money, and points on their license. As such, we have gained a reputation as
superb lawyers and some of the finest in the New York State. Call now at 800-893-9645 to speak to
one of our traffic ticket lawyers today.
ABOUT THE TOWN
Catskill is a town in Greene
County. It is south of Albany and
north of Poughkeepsie. Catskill is
located on the southeasterly portion of the county. It maintains approximately 12,000 residents.
TRAFFIC
COURT
Catskill Traffic Court is located at 439-441 Main Street, Catskill, NY 12414. It maintains two part time judges who
share the judicial responsibilities.
Each judge has their own clerk who assists in the judicial duties. The
court can be reached via telephone and fax. The court maintains office hours from Monday through Friday
from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm.
TRAFFIC TICKETS
There are many different
police agencies with the authority to write traffic tickets within the
jurisdictional boundaries of Catskill.
The majority of moving violations are written by the State Police and
local Catskill Police Department.
