Okaloosa County State Attorney
Popularity: #2 of 2 District Attorney Offices in Pensacola#2 of 2 District Attorney Offices in Escambia County#65 of 66 District Attorney Offices in Florida#2,530 in District Attorney Offices
More Information on Okaloosa County State Attorney
- Name Okaloosa County State Attorney
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Address
190 West Government Street, Pensacola, Florida, 32502
- Phone 850-595-4200
- Fax 850-595-4212
Map of Okaloosa County State Attorney
District Attorney Offices Nearby
- Escambia County State Attorney (Pensacola, FL - 2.9 miles)
- Santa Rosa County State Attorney (Milton, FL - 17.4 miles)
External Links
- US Department of Justice - US Attorneys Website (www.justice.gov)
- Florida State Website (www.myflorida.com)
- Escambia County Arrest Warrants (pas.fdle.state.fl.us)
- Escambia County Child Support Warrants (www.escambiaclerk.com)
- Escambia County Clerk of The Circuit Court Records (www.escambiaclerk.com)
- Escambia County Clerk of The Circuit Court and Comptroller Property Records (www.escambiaclerk.com)
- Escambia County Clerk of The Circuit Court and Comptroller Website (www.escambiaclerk.com)
- Escambia County Criminal Records (cchinet.fdle.state.fl.us)
- Escambia County Probate Records (74.174.28.52)
- Escambia County Property Records (www.escambia.realforeclose.com)
About Bar Okaloosa County State Attorney
The Okaloosa County State Attorney, located in Pensacola, FL, is an agency that prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the Pensacola government. The District Attorney heads the Pensacola Prosecutor's Office, directing the attorneys who work for the office. In Pensacola, the District Attorney plays a central role in criminal cases, working with police to decide whether to bring charges and prosecuting the case in court. The DA's Office also maintains court records that are open to the public.
You may contact the District Attorney for questions about:- Pensacola criminal records
- Criminal investigations and prosecutions
- Escambia County Court records
- Jury selection process in Pensacola
- Victim assistance programs