Juvenile

Juvenile Court Information

Juvenile Filing Division

Historic Courthouse

825 Brown Street, First Floor
Napa, CA 94559
Phone:(707) 299-1291
Entrances located at:
810 Coombs Street
(ADA Accessible)
Corner of 3rd and Coombs Street
(door facing Third Street)

Juvenile Traffic Division

Criminal Courthouse

1111 Third Street, First Floor
Napa, CA 94559
Phone: (707) 299-1160

Juvenile Hall Courthouse

Mail not accepted at this location, please send to 825 Brown St., Napa, CA 94559

2350 Old Sonoma Road
Napa, CA 94559

Juvenile Calendars & Assignments

Hon Joseph Solga

Notice per Rule of Court 5.610(f)(2)

• Delinquency Calendars are regularly scheduled at 1:30pm on Mondays and Wednesdays at Juvenile Hall
• Dependency Calendars are regularly scheduled at 1:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Department 6
• Juvenile Filing Division Clerk: 707-299-1291 juvenileclerk@napa.courts.ca.gov

Access to Records

Only persons with a legal right to do so may receive information regarding juvenile cases, such as a parent or legal guardian of the minor. Juvenile matters require a personal appearance with proper photo identification. Information regarding Juvenile matters is confidential and cannot be given over the phone.

Juvenile Traffic

If you are under the age of 18 and have received a traffic citation, you will be notified by mail of your date and time to appear. At the time of hearing, you must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Typically, those hearings are held on Tuesday afternoons at the Criminal Courthouse. Citations issued for correctable violations can be handled by mail. You will receive notification of the due date and the amount of the fine that is owing.

Intercounty Transfer Protocol

2009/2010 Lead Court

Sutter Superior Court (530) 822-3358

Overview

San Joaquin Valley/Intercounty Transfer Protocol (Effective 10-3-2005/Amended 10-5-2009)

This Protocol was developed to assist jurisdictions in transferring the authority over juvenile delinquency and dependency cases from one county to another. The Protocol consists of procedures, rules and coordination tools that help court staff, probation officers and social workers to process these cases efficiently.

The following jurisdictions, including their Superior Court, Probation Department and Child Welfare Agency, have agreed to abide by the Protocol:

• Yuba

Protocol Documents

• Intercounty Transfer Protocol
• JV550 Transfer Order

Juvenile Competency

Protocol Documents

• Juvenile Competency Protocol

Record Sealing

Welfare and Institutions Code section 781 permits persons who acquired records as juveniles to petition the juvenile court to have those records sealed. Information and documents needed to initiate the record sealing process are available through the Napa Juvenile Probation Department at (707) 253-4361.