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Scam Alert: Fraudulent DMV Text Messages:

If you receive text messages claiming to be from the DMV and stating that a citation payment is overdue: these messages are fraudulent. The DMV never requests personal or financial information via text. 

Stay vigilant and protect your information. For official DMV updates, visit dmv.ca.gov.

PHONE SCAM ALERT

: in more than a dozen states, including California, reports have been filed regarding calls from people claiming to be court officials or law enforcement officers. Do not provide any information having to do with your bank or credit card to anyone claiming to be an officer of the court or of the law. If you receive communication from someone requesting your personal information, immediately contact the fraud unit of your local police department. Be advised that although court personnel may contact you by telephone, they will never ask for your personal or credit card information.

Jury Services

Welcome to Jury Service. This is a significant responsibility and a public service that you should assume with pride as you make ultimate decisions in trials. On behalf of Yolo Superior Court, we thank you for your commitment to serving.

Hon. Tom M. Dyer, Presiding Judge                      Shawn C. Landry, CEO & Jury Commissioner

Jury Duty

Please review your Jury summons for the date, time of service, and important telephone numbers. You should plan to be available for all-day service. Court hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

The jury process is outlined in Steps 1, 2, and 3 above.  Please review the steps prior to your summoned date.  After your review, if you have questions please contact Jury Services.

To complete your questionnaire, confirm your contact information, and receive electronic notifications visit the eResponse Portal.

If you do not have transportation or require ADA accommodation, please fill out our contact form.

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