Orlando Division

Orlando Courthouse

 

U.S. Courthouse
401 West Central Boulevard
Suite 1200
Orlando, Florida 32801-0120
407-835-4200

Laura Barsamian, Division Manager

Hours of Operation:

The Clerk’s Office is located on the first floor in Room 1200. Hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

 

Courthouse Access:

The public entrance is at the corner of Division Street and West Central Boulevard. All individuals entering the building are required to proceed through a metal detector and have any bags, packages, purses, etc. examined through an X-ray machine. Electronic devices, including photographic/broadcasting equipment, are prohibited in the Federal Courthouse pursuant to Local Rule 4.11. Firearms, knives, pocket knives, chemical sprays and other weapons not specified are also prohibited.

For Persons Who Have Disabilities:

Courthouse Access:
The Courthouse is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps on both sides of the main entrance, elevators, and a wheelchair height counter in the Intake Office. Please contact the Clerk’s Office if further accommodations need to be made.

 

Driving Into Downtown Orlando:

The Florida Department of Transportation District 5 and I-4 Public Information Office has advised that the Robinson Street Exit Ramp from Eastbound I-4 is scheduled to be permanently closed on Tuesday, April 25, 2006.

This closure is part of the I-4/SR 408 interim interchange project which began on April 3, 2006. Drivers who normally use the Robinson Street exit will be directed to the Amelia Street exit. This ramp closure is necessary to make room for the new flyover ramp being built from westbound SR 408 to eastbound I-4.

The USDC-MDFL is providing revised driving instructions to jurors via AJIS (Advanced Jury Information System). Those driving instructions can also be found by clicking on the Jury Info section of this website under the heading on the right hand side of the screen entitled "Important Notices for Jurors - please read". You may also contact the Orlando Division directly for assistance. Back to top

 

ORLANDO DRIVING UPDATE (7/10/2007)

If traveling east on I-4, take the Amelia St exit (83B), turn left on Amelia to Hughey, and turn left on Hughey. Turn right on Bob Snow Lane (blinking light) to the entrance of Church St. Parking Garage.

If traveling west on I-4, take the Colonial Drive (Hwy 50) exit (84) and proceed straight ahead on Hughey. Turn right on Bob Snow Lane (blinking light) to the entrance of Church St. Parking Garage.

If traveling from the east, take 408-W, to the Rosalind Ave exit (11A). Turn left on South St. Turn right on Garland Ave. Turn left on Central Blvd. Turn left on Hughey. Turn right on Bob Snow Lane (blinking light) to the entrance of Church St. Parking Garage.

lf traveling from the west, take 408E, proceed to I-4 east. Follow the directions from I-4 East above.

For more information regarding the construction on I-4 and 408 in downtown Orlando, we strongly suggest you contact the Florida Department of Transportation (http://www.dot.state.fl.us).

 

Parking Availability:

Metered parking is available under I-4 across from the federal building. Thirty-six (36) quarters in the meter will provide parking for a full day. Back to top

 

Jury Information Sheet

For the convenience of our jurors, a copy of the information sheet that was mailed to you along with summons can be found by clicking here.

 

Parking Information For Jurors Only:

Parking is available at the city of Orlando’s Church Street Parking Garage located at 150 South Hughey Avenue. The entrance of the garage is located on Hughey and Bob Snow Lane (blinking light). Make a right into the garage. After exiting the garage, walk past the Orlando Police Headquarters and make a left on Central Boulevard. The Federal Courthouse is located at the corner of Division Street and West Central Boulevard. Bring your parking ticket with you for validation. For additional City of Orlando parking information, please visit the following website:

www.cityoforlando.net

 

Juror Attire & Conduct:

Jurors are expected to conduct themselves with reserve and courtesy, and when appearing at Court, must dress appropriately to preserve the dignity of the Court. Proper attire includes coat and tie for men and similarly appropriate attire for women. No jeans, polo shirts, or sneakers. Back to top

 

Drop Box Information:

    7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

The after hours depository is provided as a convenience by the Clerk’s Office. Building hours are subject to change without notice by the Court Security Officers, GSA, U.S. Marshal Service and U.S. Postal Service.

The depository box is not for filing emergency or sealed pleadings nor should checks or money be deposited in the box.  Please file these types of pleadings with an Intake clerk. Back to top

 
 

City Information Links:

The following links are provided only as a source of information on Orlando. Our link to these sites does not represent an endorsement of its content by the Court. Back to top