Marysville Court Records Lookup

Marysville court records are held by Marysville Municipal Court for city-level cases and Snohomish County Superior Court for felonies and family law. The municipal court handles traffic infractions, misdemeanors, and code violations for both Marysville and Lake Stevens residents. You can search cases for free using the Washington Courts Name and Case Search, which covers all Marysville Municipal Court filings. For certified copies or the full case file, contact the court at 501 Delta Ave, Marysville, WA 98270. This page explains each court, how to request records, and what rules govern access in Washington State.

Marysville Municipal Court

Marysville Municipal Court is a court of limited jurisdiction. It handles traffic infractions, misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, and code violations for the cities of Marysville and Lake Stevens. The court does not hear civil cases, small claims, or name changes. Those matters go to Snohomish County District Court. Municipal Court judges are elected to four-year terms. Judge Fred Gillings and Judge Lorrie Towers currently serve the court.

The court is located at 501 Delta Ave, Marysville, WA 98270. Phone for records requests: 360-363-8050. Fax: 360-657-2960. Email for records: selsner@marysvillewa.gov. Most hearings continue to be conducted online via Zoom. The court posts Zoom links on its website for public observers. If you want to attend a hearing as an observer, you must remain on mute and may not participate unless asked by the judge.

Infraction hearings are conducted by email until further notice. Contested and mitigation hearings both go through this process. Attorney-represented cases continue via remote hearings. Probation appointments happen either in person or through Zoom. Criminal cases use remote platforms and in-person hearings depending on the situation.

How to Access Marysville Court Records

Court records in Marysville are governed by General Rule 31, not the Public Records Act. This is an important distinction. Court records include case files, dockets, and calendars. Administrative records are a separate category. Access is generally open, but some records may be restricted by court order, statute, or privacy concerns.

To request court records, you can download the records request form from the Access to Records page and mail it to Marysville Municipal Court, 501 Delta Ave, Marysville, WA 98270. You can also submit the request online. For administrative records, a separate form must be used. Mail that form to the records clerk at the same address. Administrative records requests may involve a research fee for complex requests.

For general city records not related to court cases, the City of Marysville uses an online Public Records Center. Police records go through the Marysville Police Department at 501 Delta Avenue; phone 360-363-8300. City Clerk records go through the City Clerk at the same address; phone 360-363-8000; email cityclerk@marysvillewa.gov. Each type of record has its own request path.

Note: If you have an eligible warrant for recall, complete the electronic recall form on the court website. Court staff respond within seven business days.

Snohomish County Courts for Marysville Residents

Snohomish County Superior Court handles felony criminal cases, family law, probate, guardianship, and civil cases over $100,000 for Marysville residents. The Clerk's Office is at 3000 Rockefeller Avenue, M/S 605, Everett, WA 98201. Phone: 425-388-3466. Protection order matters for Marysville residents also go to Snohomish County Superior Court, not the municipal court.

Snohomish County District Court South Division is at 20520 68th Avenue W, Lynnwood, WA 98036; phone 425-744-6800. The Marysville Municipal Court does not hear civil cases or small claims. Those go to the District Court. If you have a small claims matter or a civil dispute under $100,000, Snohomish County District Court is the right venue.

Electronic access to Snohomish County Superior Court records is available through the Access Court Records page and the statewide Odyssey Portal. Audio recordings of hearings cost $25 per hearing date. Certified copies cost $5 for the first page and $1 per additional page. Public access terminals at the Everett courthouse allow free searches during business hours.

Search Marysville Court Cases Online

The statewide Washington Courts Name and Case Search covers Marysville Municipal Court, Snohomish County District Court, and Snohomish County Superior Court cases. It is free. It updates daily at 3:00 a.m. You can search by person name or case number. Results show case summaries, docket entries, and hearing schedules. The tool does not provide downloadable documents; it gives you the case summary and tells you which court has the file.

For deeper access to Superior Court documents, the Odyssey Portal lets you view some scanned filings online. The Washington State Digital Archives holds older records that may not appear in current systems. Both are worth trying if the statewide name search does not return what you need.

Keep in mind that the statewide search covers active and recently closed cases well. Very old cases or those sealed by court order will not appear in the results. Contact the relevant court clerk directly if you cannot find a case you believe exists.

All information submitted to the City of Marysville in connection with records requests is considered a public record under RCW 42.56. City of Marysville Public Records Act Rules Resolution 2537 governs how those requests are processed.

Snohomish County Court Records

Marysville is in Snohomish County. Felony cases, family law, and civil matters over $100,000 for Marysville residents go through Snohomish County courts in Everett. For a full look at court resources and access options across the county, visit the Snohomish County court records page.

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