Sayreville Municipal Court

Jack Burlew

The staff goes out of there way to make everything as simple as possible.

Mandee Johns

I’m currently serving in the United States Air Force, so I parked my car in front of a friends house. I don’t speak to any relatives I have in Sayreville, and my car was unregistered with a tarp over it. I was ticketed for “car abandonment” and issued a court date, which is completely understandable. I’m only 18, not the richest and it wouldn’t make sense to pay full insurance on a car I couldn’t drive at that time, so I just kept natural disaster insurance on the car and everything else was turned in. I was hoping to be able to leave my car there for a few months before I could get it to my new duty station, but it’s okay just a bump in the road, right?However, when I called to explain to them that I couldn’t appear to the court date I was given so much attitude, nobody wanted to help me and when I explain to them my situation they didn’t wanna hear it. I got a lawyer, and I knew he was going to reschedule the court date, so I called up to find out my new one, and instead of actually listening to what I needed the woman behind the phone automatically assumed that I was asking her why court wasn’t open the day prior. Maybe actually listen to what I’m saying before automatically giving attitude? She also wasn’t willing to reschedule a date for me considering I can’t even be home right now, which in itself shows how lazy and rude the front desk workers here really are.

Geeoh Neechuh

Cheif Wiggims said I best. Powerless to help you, not to prosecute you.

Scott Alevras

excellent judges, prosecutors and staff