Venango County

Crawford County of Domestic Relations Section in Meadville, PA is an office of the Court of Common Pleas that enforces the legal duty of parents to provide financial support for their children and/or spouse. They do not handle property settlements, visitation, or custody matters. Crawford County, located in northwestern Pennsylvania, was formed in 1800 and named after Colonel William Crawford, a military hero and close friend of George Washington. Originally inhabited by Native American tribes, the land was later acquired by Dutch investors and resold to settlers. The county is dedicated to providing services and support to its residents, ensuring the well-being of families and the efficient functioning of the legal system.Generated from the website

Venango County District Judges in Franklin, PA, oversees three magisterial districts with three district justices who preside over the county's "magisterial courts." These courts have limited jurisdiction, handling summary misdemeanor and felony criminal cases. District justices can accept pleas, conduct hearings, and sentence in various matters, including game or fish law violations, traffic violations, and certain misdemeanor criminal charges. Magisterial District Judges are elected to six-year terms through a partisan election process. Candidates must be 21 years old and legal residents of the magisterial district they aim to represent. The Court of Common Pleas is responsible for recommending the alignment of magisterial districts to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania following the decennial census. Generated from the website content

The Venango Conservation District, established in 1961, is dedicated to conserving natural resources in Venango County, Pennsylvania. They promote the wise use and understanding of natural resources, implement environmental education programs, provide technical assistance, and cooperate with other agencies to achieve a healthy living environment. As a local governmental subdivision, the Venango Conservation District works at the county level to carry out programs for the conservation, use, and development of soil, water, and related resources. Their volunteer Board of Directors, composed of local citizens, leads the district in addressing natural resource concerns and making wise-use decisions to maintain or enhance the community's environment.Generated from the website