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NOTICE: RESUMING SERVICE OF CIVIL PROCESS
On May 18, 2020, the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office resumed limited service of civil papers that we had in our possession prior to the Covid-19 shut down. We will be doing more in the civil division taking into consideration safety of staff.
See letter from Sheriff Kane here.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call Maryann Allen at 667-1404 Ext. 226.
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS
Due to the nature of COVID-19, in association with both State and Federal efforts to minimize any transmission among society, the Hancock County Courthouse will exercise the following precautions:
- Individual department office doors will be locked and restricted from public access. There are notices on each door indicating contact information for those citizens looking for services.
- The front door, State Street granite main entrance, will be unlocked to allow for package drop-off only. There is a box just inside the door for any documents that need to be submitted to a County office. The doors beyond this will remain locked, limiting direct access to offices.
- The public can access the Courts through the parking garage entrance.
If any of these situations change, an update will be provided. Our hope over the next several days is to maintain County services to the public while making the best effort at minimizing risks to employees.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact County Administrator Scott Adkins, at 207-667-9542 ext 212.
Deputy Jeff McFarland Recognized
On February 4, 2020 Deputy Jeff McFarland was recognized by the County Commissioners for 30 years of dedicated service to the County of Hancock.
RCC Dispatcher Nikki Dennison Recognized
During the January 21, 2020 meeting, the Hancock County Commissioners recognized RCC Dispatcher Nikki Dennison for 10 years of service to the County of Hancock.
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