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The Windham Civil Division Courthouse at 7 Court Street, Newfane, will be closed on Friday, September 22.  The Windham Criminal, Family, and Probate Courthouse at 30 Putney Road, Brattleboro, will be open and will accept filings for the Windham Civil Division.

Except as noted below, all Vermont state courthouses are open for normal business hours:

The Washington Civil/Probate Court hearings will be remote only pending further notice. The Washington Civil/Probate Courthouse in Montpelier remains closed but civil and probate paper filings can be brought to the Washington Criminal/Family Courthouse in Barre for processing. Electronic filings continue to be processed electronically.

The Supreme Court building remains closed.

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State v. Christopher Main
04/15/2022
Criminal
22-AP-056
State v. Raymond Regimbald
03/31/2022
Criminal
22-AP-076
State v. David Downing
11/02/2020
Criminal
2020-275
State v. James C. Lohr
06/05/2020
Criminal
2020-118
State v. Matthew J. Redmond
05/15/2020
Criminal
2018-226
State v. Angela Auclair
03/10/2020
Criminal
2020-054
State v. Albert Windoloski
02/07/2020
Criminal
2019-173
State v. James Bartshe
02/07/2020
Criminal
2019-161
State v. Joshua J. Lowe
12/02/2019
Criminal
2018-357
State v. Henry Nash
10/25/2019
Criminal
2018-286
State v. Raymond Ritchie
04/05/2019
Criminal
2018-166
State v. Edward Carrasquillo
06/15/2018
Criminal
2017-401
State v. Kimberly Love
08/18/2017
Criminal
2016-192
State v. George A. Mannoia
02/09/2017
Criminal
2016-116
State v. Matthew L. Fidler
01/01/2017
Criminal
eo16-423.bail
State v. Russell Goodell
12/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-041
State v. Brian Kendall
12/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-179
State v. Sarah M. Rabtoy
12/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-403.bail
State v. George Woods, Jr.
12/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-333.bail
State v. Tyler James Raymond
11/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-187
State v. Jeremy D. Ward
10/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-048
State v. Dzina Brakarenka
09/01/2016
Criminal
eo15-315
State v. Ocean Chance
09/01/2016
Criminal
eo15-361
State v. Cyrus M. Gould
09/01/2016
Criminal
eo16-304.bail
State v. Ashley Nutbrown-Covey
09/01/2016
Criminal
eo15-378

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