FAQs • Everett, WA • CivicEngage

What should I do if I've lost my subpoena?: If you have lost your subpoena, you can contact our office at 425-257-8406 for us to mail you a new one or you will still need to call the witness line at 425-257-8515 anytime after 5 p.m. the Friday before, for a final list of upcoming trials. If the DEFENDANT is listed on the witness line, you need to appear at Everett Municipal Court at 8:10 a.m. on the trial date. If you do not hear the name of the defendant, you do not need to appear. Please contact our office if you do not know the name of the defendant. You can also check the website here.

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2. What do I do if I was denied a Public Defender?: Check out Snohomish County Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service.

3. How do I request a police report?: All police reports can be requested through the Public Disclosure Unit; information on how to fill out a Public Disclosure Request and contact their office can be found here.

4. Why does a case get continued?: Cases get continued for a variety of reasons, including scheduling conflicts with the judges, lawyers and possibly other witnesses. If the case you have been subpoenaed to gets continued, please disregard any previous trial date and follow the instructions on your newest subpoena.

5. What do I do if I can't testify on the date of my subpoena?: Please contact us to let us know if you cannot make it. We will review the case. Please be aware that this does not excuse you from court if the case still goes to trial and you must still comply with the instruction on the back of our subpoena. Please contact us here.

6. What should I do if I've lost my subpoena?: If you have lost your subpoena, you can contact our office at 425-257-8406 for us to mail you a new one or you will still need to call the witness line at 425-257-8515 anytime after 5 p.m. the Friday before, for a final list of upcoming trials. If the DEFENDANT is listed on the witness line, you need to appear at Everett Municipal Court at 8:10 a.m. on the trial date. If you do not hear the name of the defendant, you do not need to appear. Please contact our office if you do not know the name of the defendant. You can also check the website here.

7. How do I request a copy of a No Contact Order?: No Contact Orders are mailed to victims after being issued by the Judge. If you still need a copy, please contact the Everett Municipal Court.

8. How should I report a crime?: For all emergencies, call "911" immediately. For all other crimes, please contact Everett Police Department by reporting the crime online.