Dr. Kenneth Palestrant, MD
Dr. Palestrant started his career in the emergency room as an orderly at Hialeah Hospital. He then became a paramedic for Broward County EMS and later received his nursing degree from the University of the State…
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Chief Justice Canady issued a proclamation establishing September as “Opioid and Stimulant Awareness” month. Read about the local efforts Here
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Chief Justice praises IT staff for COVID work, click here to read the article:
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More Information: 772-672-8448
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The Courts are hiring Interpreters, click here for more information
Prospective Court Interpreters - Florida Courts (flcourts.org)
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OUR (Opportunities for Utilities and Rental Assistance) Florida Program is the state’s federally funded emergency rental and utilities assistance relief program. To apply, businesses and individuals may visit https://www.ourflorida.com/. Local programs may also be available. Visit: https://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/homelessness/emergency-rental-assistance.shtml
Starting Monday, August 2, 2021, all individuals entering a Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Courthouse facility, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, are recommended and encouraged to wear face masks while in all areas of the facility, consistent with the recommendations of the CDC’s July 27, 2021, updated guidance.
Court security stationed at entry points to a facility shall have face masks on hand to provide to any individual requesting one. In order to minimize courthouse traffic, several trial court proceedings will be conducted remotely.
Please contact the Clerk of Court office for questions relating to your scheduled appearance in the courthouse. Local health conditions will be monitored and any updates to the policy will be provided.
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Carrie Maynard-Lester, LMHC, CAP, Executive Director of Substance Awareness Center of Indian River County
Carrie has worked in the helping profession for the past 25 years. She earned her undergraduate degree in psychology in 1995 and completed…
Charles T. Canady, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida has proclaimed September as Opioid and Stimulant Awareness Month. Please join the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit throughout the month of September as we raise awareness and help to educate the effects of this deadly disease.