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Precinct Two

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JP2 Office Now Operating at Normal Business Hours

The JP2 lobby is now open Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to the public.

Alternative Methods to Contact the Court:

1) Call the court at 512-260-4210 to speak to an employee or email the court at JP2@Wilco.org.

2) All civil case filings including: petitions, answers, and other civil documents may be filed using E-File.  More information can be found here: https://efile.txcourts.gov/ofsweb

3) Go to www.wilco.org/payjp2 to plea no contest and pay your citation in full or get more information on alternative payment options.

4) Mail your documents and payments to 350 Discovery Blvd., Ste 204, Cedar Park, Texas 78613.

5) Civil and Criminal Forms, including plea forms and driver safety course requests, may be downloaded under the Information and Forms link and submitted by email to JP2@Wilco.org, faxed to 512-260-4215 or by mail.

Minors under the age of 17 who have received a traffic citation will receive a summons to appear in person or virtually, if necessary, in order to enter their plea before the Judge.

Minors receiving a Minor in Possession of Alcohol or Public Intoxication citation will receive a summons to appear in person or virtually, if necessary, in order to enter their plea before the Judge.

Virtual hearings are now being scheduled.  If you have a case pending, please ensure the court currently has and maintains your current address.

 
Tenant Assistance

COVID19 has affected all of our lives.  We grieve the loss of loved ones and those who have suffered physically.  We pray that each of you find Peace and Healing.  There are many who suffer financially as well.  A list of organizations willing to assist with rent and/or utilities in Precinct 2 (western corridor of Williamson County) is provided in hopes of avoiding an eviction.  The list will be updated as information is available.


Salvation Army Williamson County Service Center

1930 S. Austin Avenue, Suite 101

Georgetown, TX  78626

512-943-8421

(food, rent and utility assistance)

(Seen on a referral basis from other local agencies)


Operation Outreach Liberty Hill

1401 HWY 183

Leander, TX  78641

512-778-4175  -  Food pantry and thrift store.  Clothing and household items.  Financial assistance to residents of Liberty Hill ISD for help with utilities, prescription drugs and auto fuel Volrock@volrock.org.  operationlh@att.net. 


Hill Country Bible Church

12124 Ranch Road 620 N

Austin, TX 78750

512-331-5050

Lakeline@hcbc.com


Bethany United Methodist Church

10010 Anderson Mill Road

Austin, TX 78750

512-258-6017

www.bethany-umc.org

(food, rent and utility assistance)


Hill Country Community Ministries

Cedar Park, Leander and all other areas on the west side of the county

512-259-0360 ext. 300

For more information, please email: casemanager@hccm.org


Now available, rent and utility assistance to Wilco residents that are in need due to issues caused by COVID-19. For more information, click this link.

 
Justice of the Peace Edna Staudt, Precinct Two

Judge Staudt is originally from Austin, married with six children and nine grandchildren.  Her desire to serve the families of Williamson County led her to run for office in 1994. She has served diligently since that time. In addition, she has served on numerous boards, including the Williamson County Jail Bond Board, Child Fatality Review Team, Safe and Drug Free Schools Committee, Agape Pregnancy Resource Center, YMCA of Twin Lakes, Central Texas Justice of the Peace and Constable Association, and Hope Connections Pregnancy Resource Center of Leander. She is also an active member of the Chamber of Commerce in Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill. She attends Williamson County Cowboy Church where she and her husband assist with music.

She partnered with the Greater Williamson County /YMCA in 1997 to create the first Teen Court program in Williamson County that serves any student willing to learn the Judicial System. This leadership program has provided defendants the opportunity to keep their criminal record clear of convictions.

Seeing the need for resources to address family problems, Judge Staudt created the Justice Court Mentoring Program which networks with local businesses and ministries to assign mentors to troubled teens in her court. The Justice Court Mentoring Program has served hundreds of students providing the support to finish school and make positive choices. She speaks regularly to civic groups and students educating on laws and policy and has sponsored numerous programs to address the issues seen regularly in Justice Court.

With a competent staff of ten court clerks, she officiates over a Criminal Docket, Civil Docket, Death Inquests, Wedding Ceremonies, and a large variety of miscellaneous duties.

 
Repeal of the Driver Responsibility Program

Below is a link to an FAQ page the Department of Public Safety has created in response to the appeal.

Click here to learn more.