Wakulla County Clerk of Courts

The Clerk of Court Serves the Local Community

The Clerk of Court - elected by the people - plays an essential role in our free and democratic society by:

• Serving the community as an elected trustee
• Serving as a preserver of history and protector of public funds
• Assisting with local court activities
• Assisting citizens with many of their day-to-day needs
• Providing oversight of and safeguards for collected tax dollars

The Clerk of Court Adds Value to Your Daily Life

The Clerk of Court helps residents interact easily with the court system and other local government processes. Services include:

• Jury duty coordination
• Traffic citations payment options
• Marriage license applications
• Property deed documentation
• Divorce filings
• Passport applications

Accepts volunteers 16+ to assist with reception, filing, scaning and lawn service. 

The office of the Clerk of Court has been called the public trustee, because of the important role played in the system of checks and balances in county government. The three main functions of the office are county finance, county recorder, and clerk of the circuit and county courts.