Official jury service pages by state

Every state runs its own jury system. Here is the official judiciary page for each state and the District of Columbia. We checked every link on September 29, 2026. Your summons always has the final word on where to respond.

State	Official page	Notes
Alabama	juror.alacourt.gov	Statewide online juror registration. Your circuit clerk handles excuses and reporting.
Alaska	courts.alaska.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Arizona	azcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Arkansas	arcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
California	courts.ca.gov	Each county superior court runs its own jury office and online portal.
Colorado	coloradojudicial.gov	Includes an online postponement request (up to six months) and county jury commissioner contacts.
Connecticut	jud.ct.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Delaware	courts.delaware.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
District of Columbia	dccourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Florida	flcourts.gov	Jury service is managed by the clerk of court in each county.
Georgia	georgia.gov	Jury service is run by county courts; there is no single statewide portal.
Hawaii	courts.state.hi.us	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Idaho	isc.idaho.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Illinois	illinoiscourts.gov	Each county circuit court clerk or jury commission handles summonses.
Indiana	in.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Iowa	iowacourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Kansas	kscourts.gov	Jury service is run by each judicial district. Use the contact on your summons or your district court’s page.
Kentucky	kycourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Louisiana	lasc.org	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Maine	courts.maine.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Maryland	mdcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Massachusetts	mass.gov	Run statewide by the Office of Jury Commissioner.
Michigan	courts.michigan.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Minnesota	mncourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Mississippi	courts.ms.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Missouri	courts.mo.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Montana	courts.mt.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Nebraska	nebraskajudicial.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Nevada	nvcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
New Hampshire	courts.nh.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
New Jersey	njcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
New Mexico	jury.nmcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
New York	nycourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
North Carolina	nccourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
North Dakota	ndcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Ohio	supremecourt.ohio.gov	Jury service is run by each county’s court of common pleas and municipal courts. Use the contact on your summons.
Oklahoma	oscn.net	Jury service is run by each county’s district court clerk. Use the contact on your summons.
Oregon	courts.oregon.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Pennsylvania	pacourts.us	Each county court of common pleas manages its own jurors.
Rhode Island	courts.ri.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
South Carolina	sccourts.org	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
South Dakota	ujs.sd.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Tennessee	tncourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Texas	txcourts.gov	Summonses come from county and district courts; the local clerk handles excuses.
Utah	utcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Vermont	vtcourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Virginia	vacourts.gov	Each circuit court manages its own jurors. The Supreme Court of Virginia publishes an orientation video and an Answer Book for Jury Service.
Washington	courts.wa.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
West Virginia	courtswv.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Wisconsin	wicourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.
Wyoming	wyocourts.gov	Statewide jury information from the state judiciary.

State court or federal court?

Most summonses come from state or county courts, which hear the great majority of cases. A summons from a “United States District Court” is federal and follows federal rules, including the $50-a-day juror fee and the exemptions set by the Jury Selection and Service Act. For a federal summons, go to the website of the district court named on it. The U.S. Courts say summoned jurors complete their qualification questionnaire through that court’s eJuror system. See federal vs. state jury duty.

Why some states link to a general page

In several states, including Georgia, Kansas, Ohio, and Oklahoma, there’s no single statewide jury portal. Each county or judicial district runs its own jury office, and the summons tells you which one to contact. For those states we link to the official state judiciary or state government site and say so in the notes. Where a state has a statewide portal, such as Alabama’s online juror registration or Massachusetts’s Office of Jury Commissioner, we link to it directly.

What you’ll find on state pages

State jury pages usually explain who qualifies, how to respond to a summons, how to ask for a postponement or excuse, what the state pays jurors, what employers must do, and what to expect on your reporting day. Many also warn about phone and email scams. Courts rarely ask for personal information or payment over the phone. See jury duty scams.

Spotted a broken link?

Court websites get reorganized often. If a link here stops working, please tell us and we’ll find the new official page.