From I-84
traveling West:
Take Exit 5 to end of exit and turn right at light on to Main
Street. Proceed down Main Street to the fifth* light, which is the
intersection of White and Main Street. Go left on to White Street. (You
will see a sign on your right at that intersection noting the turn for
the Court). Proceed down White Street through two lights. The Courthouse
is on the right, past the railroad tracks and Leahy's Fuel. The driveway
access to the public lot is on the right, just past the Courthouse.
From I-84
traveling East:
Take Exit 5. Go through a stop sign to the bottom of hill and a
traffic light. Go right at this light on to Main Street. Proceed to
intersection of White and Main Streets, which is at the fourth* light
and turn left on to White Street. (You will see a sign on your right at
that intersection noting the turn for the Court). Proceed down White
through two lights. The Courthouse is on the right, past the railroad
tracks and Leahy's Fuel. The driveway access to the public lot is on the
right, just past the Courthouse.
*The number of working
traffic lights may vary from time to time. Use the stated number as a
guide only and watch for the street names.
Parking: Please seek valid on-street parking or use the public garage on Patriot Drive near the railroad station. Handicapped parking spaces are available in the lot adjacent to the courthouse for those with proper proof of that status.
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Effective October 1, 2011,
due to budgetary constraints, the Judicial Branch will
no longer be leasing parking across the Street from the
Judicial District Courthouse at 146 White Street in
Danbury. As a result, staff presently parking in that
leased space will be moved to spaces adjacent to the
courthouse. Unfortunately the combined number of staff
and jurors means that there will no longer be sufficient
space to allow members of the public and the Bar to park
onsite. An electronic access gate will be installed
shortly. We regret any inconvenience that these
necessary changes may cause. |
Wheelchair Access
is through the front door.
Geographical Area 3 at Danbury