Magisterial District Judges have jurisdiction over civil claims where the disputed amount is less…read morethan $12,000, landlord / tenant disputes, Summary Offenses, and minor criminal matters. All Misdemeanor and Felony criminal cases are initially filed in the Magisterial District Courts. In such cases, the Magisterial District Judge is responsible for arraigning the accused, setting bail, and presiding over a Preliminary Hearing in the matter. At the Preliminary Hearing, these cases are either waived to the Court of Common Pleas by the defendant; or, after the hearing, the charges are either dismissed or bound over to court by the Magisterial District Judge. Magisterial District Judges also grant emergency relief under the Protection From Abuse Act and the Older Adult Protective Service Act. Additionally, Magisterial District Judges issue arrest warrants and search warrants. As officers of the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System, Magisterial District Judges may administer oaths and affirmations and take acknowledgments. Magisterial District Judges also have the authority to perform marriages. Responsible for: Honorable Colleen Mancuso Jurisdiction Chestnuthill Township Eldred Township Polk Township Ross Township

How about looking into " THE BUREAU FOR THE AGING "? The one woman who works for them told me that…read moreI should move to Jim Thorpe because it is not going to be good for me where I live, because her sonny boy, who works or manages a bar/ lounge in Albrightsville, said that I talked behind his back, which is a lie. So, when I needed the services of the agency, I was told I should move, A THREAT. I called and talked to a supervisor and told her about the comment from her employee and that I felt the statement was a threat. She said it was not. The woman who told me to move is being protected by an agency, and her supervisor. I HAVE AND AM GOING TO CALL THE STATE AGENCY AGAIN. THE GOOD OLD BOYS ARE ALIVE AND WELL AT THE AGENCY AND HERE.

Broken Equipment, Turned away customers, no where to sit, unorganized, only open one day a week for…read morenormal services. As a disabled Veteran its a shame my Veterans ID is not good enough and I have to subject myself to panic attacks to exist, but there are other options Ill be taking a road trip to an operable facility.

My wife and I arrived at 9:30 on Friday to have our license photos taken. We were greeted with…read more friendly smile and clear instructions. We sat for less than five minutes before our number was called. The photo process was done quickly and efficiently. What a difference from years in the past. A job well done.

The "Citz", as it's been called, is allegedly a private club that the fire company runs. As such,…read morethey can stay open and serve alcohol until 3am. I say it's "allegedly" a private club because their policies for ensuring that non-members stay out has grown increasingly lax over the last few years. When I first hit the Tamaqua drinking scene, you had to show up with a member and pay a few dollars for a membership card. Then, every time you came back, you showed them your ID and they pages through their records until they found your name and you were allowed to go in and drink. I went away to school and When I moved back, I went up the The Citz by myself and asked if I could get a membership. They asked me if I knew any members, and I couldn't think of any off the top of my head that I was 100% sure had the annual membership. The next question the doorman proceeded to ask was, "well, do you see anyone in there right now that you know?" I moved away and recently moved back to Tamaqua. Now, when I go to The Citz at 2am, there's a sign on the door that states "be prepared to show ID and Membership card at all times". I give The Citz one star because the drinks are cheap. This is never a place you want to find yourself in, though. Of the dozenish bars that close in Tamaqua, about 50 people will end up at The Citz on a given weekend. Half of them are firemen. The other half are more colorful characters. You really have to question your direction in life after you walk in there at 2am on a Saturday night. Note: This review refers to the social club, not the functions of the fire company as it relates to dousing burning buildings, saving kittens, or blasting water into a drainage ditch at the Tamaqua Elementary School

Idk what nate is talking about, but lets get your facts straight before you want to talk crap about…read morea fire company that tries to raise funds to keep equipment updated, because I'm sure someone of your nature who moved away to goto school and "better yourself" won't donate money that is very much needed to keep tamaqua safe!!! So u don't like the citz then don't go!!:but I bet when they show up to save your house, or at 2am when you smash your vehicle in 0degree weather you'll very much love those guys with their updated equipment! ! Think before u talk.... or didn't they teach you that at the school when you "moved away"....... 5 + stars evey time in my reviews! ! CITZ RULES! !!!!!

What can you say? They save our lives and put out fires. Thanks, guys! Its a volunteer fire…read morecompany, not the fire department. They run bingo on Saturday nights and have great breakfasts the first Sunday of each month.

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them. Minersville police refuse to respond.

Clean rest stop. Easy easy off. Easy easy on. Glad to see that they are kept in good shape during…read morethese difficult times. Nice green outside.

The West End Fire Company is located in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. We…read moreoperate out of three stations. This is considered there Sub Station - Located on Route 115 in Effort, this station houses there Quint (Ladder), Engine and Mini-Pumper/Rescue.

This historical marker alongside the riverbank in a residential neighborhood to Teedyuscung, whose…read morename means "as far as the wood's edge." It reads: "Called 'King of the Delawares,' he upheld the dignity of Native Americans and strove to protect their right to land in Pennsylvania. Baptized by the Moravians, he established the Wyoming Valley's last Delaware * Mahican settlement near this site in 1754 A buffer between the Iroquois and Connecticut settlers, he represented his people in conferences at Easton, 1756-1762. He died when his cabin burned down here, April 19, 1763.