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Oswego County Courts & District Attorney

The traffic and justice courts, criminal court, and District Attorney serving Oswego County — with official contact details.

Traffic & Justice Courts

Traffic tickets issued in Oswego County are generally answered in the town, village, or city court for the place the ticket was written — the court is printed on your ticket. Select a court for its address, phone, and directions.

Town Courts (22)

Source: the New York State Unified Court System Town & Village Justice Courts directory. Court hours and locations change — confirm against the official listing or your ticket before you appear.

Criminal Courts

Criminal matters in Oswego County are heard in the courts below. The court that hears your case depends on the charge and where it was filed.

Court assignments and locations change — confirm against your court notice or the official New York Courts website before you appear.

District Attorney

Oswego County District Attorney's Office

District Attorney: Anthony J. DiMartino, Jr.

Public Safety Building, 39 Churchill Road, Oswego, NY 13126

Main office line 315-349-3200; fax 315-349-3212; email DistrictAttorney@OswegoCounty.com. Hours Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Victims who wish to contact the Assistant District Attorney handling their case can review the office's Court Assignments (Courts by ADA) list or call 315-349-3200 to obtain case information; victim advocates are available through Services to Aid Families (SAF). Defendants charged with a criminal offense should contact their own attorney for appearance dates, or notify the court in writing of any address/phone changes. A separate online portal handles Vehicle and Traffic Law ticket inquiries via the office's Traffic Tickets page.

The Oswego County District Attorney prosecutes criminal cases in the county. This listing is informational and is not the office's official channel — verify contact details on the official website above.

How a Oswego County case works

A traffic ticket in Oswego County is answered in the local town, village, or city court named on the ticket. A guilty plea can add points to your license, raise your insurance, and carry surcharges — and some charges can lead to a suspension. Criminal matters are prosecuted by the Oswego County District Attorney's Office in the county's criminal court. Many traffic tickets can be negotiated down, often without you appearing in person.

The Law Office of Anthony Sharnov represents drivers and defendants throughout New York. If you have a ticket or charge in Oswego County, a free case review is the fastest way to understand your options.

This directory is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court and District Attorney details change — always confirm against the official source before acting.

Charged or ticketed in Oswego County?

The Law Office of Anthony Sharnov defends traffic and criminal matters across New York. Free 15-minute case review — an attorney calls you back the same business day.

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