Riley County Courts and Law

1. CASA

   Find more information about CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and the services they provide.

2. Community Corrections

   Riley County Community Corrections currently operates as two separate components. They are Adult Services (Riley/Clay) and Juvenile Services (Riley/Clay), and they provide direct community-based services.

3. County Attorney

   The Riley County Attorney's Office is responsible for prosecuting criminal and traffic offenses which occur within Riley County with the exception of city ordinance violations, which are typically handled through the Municipal Court for the City of Manhattan.

4. County Counselor

   The role of the County Counselor is varied, in that the County Counselor works closely with the Board of County Commissioners as well as other departments on matters related to road vacations, benefit districts, fence viewing and other legal issues within the county structure.

5. District Court

   Riley and Clay counties make up the 21st Judicial District. There are three district court judges and one district magistrate judge. The chief judge, in addition to his judicial responsibilities, has general control over the assignment of cases within the district and general supervisory authority over the administrative functions of the court.

6. Jury Duty

   Information about the Jury System and reporting for jury duty.

7. Riley County Police Department

   The RCPD handles law enforcement in the City of Manhattan as well as Riley County.

8. Victim/Witness Services

   Helpful links pertaining to victim and witness services available in and around Riley County.