В графстве Нортамберленд объявлен период амнистии для погашения судебных долгов

Sunbury, Pa. — Northumerland County is implementing an amnesty period prior to an upcoming warrant roundup for those who have warrants out of the Mount Carmel magistrate office, according to Mike O'Donnell, Northumberland County District Attorney.  The amnesty period also is being held in conjunction with police departments from Mount Carmel Township, Mount Carmel Borough, Ralpho Township, Riverside Borough, Kulpmont Borough, and PSP Stonington.  The amnesty period will be from Sept. 8 to 18 for individuals with warrants for oustanding fines and costs to address the warrants without risk of incarceration. After the anmesty period is over, a subsequent warrant sweep will begin at an unannounced date. Individuals with outstanding warrants will be taken into custody, processed, and transported to District Magistrate William Cole's office.  Individuals with any type of outstanding warrants are encouraged to report to Judge Cole's office during normal business hours at 150 South Market Street in Mount Carmel or may call the office at 570-339-2140. Failure to address outstanding warrants may result in arrest, incarceration, community service and/or increased financial penalties. The district attorney’s office will prioritize repeat offenders and will seek incarceration for failure to address active warrants, according to a release.  Keep your news local Access to independent, local news is important, do you agree? We work hard to deliver timely, relevant news, for free. 100% of your contribution to NorthcentralPa.com goes directly to helping us cover news and events in the region. Thank you for saying that local news matters!