With FWSC funding, the Columbia County Superior Court was able to purchase a new security walk-thru metal detector, and a set of weapon lockers.
Author: Elizabeth Parker
King County District Court gets new printer with FWSC funding
With FWSC funding, the King County District Court was able to purchase a new printer/copier.
Public defenders, Tim Goss and Laura Munro, look very happy to be using the new machine.
Yakima County Superior Court installs badge entry system through FWSC funding
With FWSC grant funding, the Yakima County Superior Court was able to install badge readers at each door leading to judicial chambers. The Court thanks the FWSC for their support in making this improvement that contributes to the safety and security of their court staff and jurors.
Skamania County Superior Court installs key card locks through FWSC funding
With FWSC funding, Skamania County Superior Court was able to install key card locks. Skamania County Superior Court Administrator Pam Bell sent a message of gratitude, saying “Thank you, we truly appreciate the award the Foundation has given us. Inmates are brought directly past our doors on the way to the courtroom and this is going to greatly improve our safety. Please express our thanks to the board as well.”
Pacific County Superior Court improves security with FWSC funding
With FWSC grant funding, the Pacific County Superior Court was able to install keycard locks on all staff entrances to the courtroom and court offices. The Court thanks the FWSC for their support in making these small improvements that greatly improve safety and security for the court staff and the public.
Kitsap County District Court gets new technology through FWSC funding
With the Foundation’s assistance, Kitsap County District Court has been able to purchase video conferencing equipment for their Human Trafficking Court and other hearings. Having defendants appear via video conferencing allows defendant’s enrolled in treatment programs to participate without interfering with that treatment, and allows at-risk defendants in the Human Trafficking Court to participate without fear of safety issues.
The Court intends to expand the use of video conferencing for other hearings, and thanks the Foundation for Washington State Courts for their support.
Fundraiser for the Courts
The Foundation for Washington State Courts invites you to our Fundraiser for the Courts to be held on Wednesday, October 30th from 5-7 p.m.
This event will be held at 920 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3300 in Seattle, Washington in Davis Wright Tremaine’s John Davis Conference Room. Please join us for beverages, appetizers, fun, and to see our featured guest and keynote speaker, the Honorable Sean O’Donnell from the King County Superior Court.
Please RSVP to Elizabeth Parker, at elizabeth@pwrfl-law.com.
Kitsap County Superior Court updates wireless system through FWSC funding
Thanks to donations made through FWSC, Kitsap County Superior Court was able to update the wireless system throughout the courthouse to ensure that all electronic information on the system is secure. Frank Maoiocco, Court Administrator, expressed his thanks:
“The Kitsap County Superior Court, including its Adult Drug Court and Veterans Treatment Court teams, greatly appreciates the investment made by the Foundation for Washington State Courts in our recently upgraded wireless system. Through your generous donation, we have been able to install multiple Ruckus access points on the second floor of the County Courthouse which have effectively established a secure wireless pathway for the transaction of treatment information while separating it from general, unsecure wifi for our citizens, Bar members, and jurors. Thank you for contributing to our expansion of wireless connectivity for our judges and court employees, our jurors, and our daily Superior Court customers.”
-Frank Maiocco, Court Administrator, Kitsap County Superior Court
FWSC funds upgrades to the Seattle & Kent Courthouses
FWSC is proud to have funded upgrades to the Seattle and Kent Courthouses’ Clerk’s offices that will provide ADA, safety-based, customer friendly accommodations to the Courts’ patrons. The grant also supplied the Children’s Waiting Room in the Seattle Courthouse with new play toys.
Director & Superior Court Clerk Barbara Miner said that the Foundation’s grant funding “has provided some wonderful enhancements for our customers and we are very appreciative.”
