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Supreme Court and State Law Library Temporary Location Information
The Supreme Court of Kentucky's Capitol offices, the Supreme Court Clerk's Office and the State Law Library will open at their temporary home at 669 Chamberlin Ave. in late June 2025 after moving from the Capitol. The Capitol is closing for a multiyear renovation. More information is available on the Supreme Court webpage.
Franklin County Court Temporary Location Information
As of Monday, June 2, Franklin County court operations will temporarily move to 1001 Vandalay Drive. The site is located on the campus of the Administrative Office of the Courts and formerly housed Home Depot. Many criminal court proceedings will continue at the Franklin County Regional Jail, 400 Coffee Tree Road.
The Franklin County Courthouse at 222 St. Clair St. remains closed as flood remediation continues. No court business is taking place at that location. For more information on court operations and proceedings, visit the
Franklin County webpage or call the Office of Circuit Court Clerk at 502-564-7013.
Arrest Warrant and Jury Scam AlertKentuckians are urged to protect themselves against fraudsters who impersonate court personnel or law enforcement officers looking to steal their personal information and money.Click here to watch a video 
Urgent Call for CFCRB VolunteersCitizen Foster Care Review Board volunteers are crucial in safeguarding children by reviewing foster care cases and advising judges. We're currently seeking volunteers in 75 Kentucky counties to continue this vital work.Click here to watch a video 
Access to JusticeWith the help of technology, we’ve taken a lot of the cost and confusion out of everyday legal matters for you. Easily complete legal forms you can file with the courts and learn how you can get no- to low-cost legal assistance.Click here for more 
Recovery-Oriented System of CareKCOJ is striving to improve its understanding of what works for justice-involved citizens when substance abuse, mental illness and intellectual disabilities are part of the picture. Learn more about our vision.Click here for more
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