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The Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court is committed to public service. We are dedicated to providing our patrons with excellent customer service and will assist you with any questions or concerns about our policies and procedures.

However, we are prohibited by law from giving legal advice, restating the law or recommending legal action. It is not the intention of our office, nor of this website, to offer legal solutions. Questions regarding interpretation of the law should be directed to an attorney licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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Portable Electronic Devices

Personal computers, tablet computers, mobile telephones (including cell phones and any form of telephone with cameras and audio and video recording and transmission capabilities), electronic calendars, e-mail book readers, and "smart" watches are not allowed in this courthouse at any time without prior written authorization by a judge of one of the King George Circuit, General District or Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts.

If you have no vehicle in which to secure such a device apply to court personnel upon entry. 

King George County Circuit Court Awarded Grant to Preserve Local Records

RICHMOND, Va. (TBD, 2023) – The Library of Virginia announced that the Circuit Court Records Preservation (CCRP) program has awarded King George County Circuit Court Clerk Charles V Mason a grant in the amount of $2,948.00 for local records preservation. The funds will be used to conserve Execution Book County Court 1816 - 1827 stored in his office. They will also be digitized so that they can be made available to the public through the clerk’s online records management system.

 “We’re very excited,” said Vic Mason. “These records are the history of our county! We have an obligation to make sure that they are available for future generations. Thank you to the Library of Virginia for making this possible”

Since 1990, the CCRP has awarded over 2,000 grants totaling more than $34,000,000. This year, the program awarded $4.7 million to 99 localities to assist the clerks’ offices with their preservation efforts.  

The CCRP is a collaborative program between the Library of Virginia and the Virginia Court Clerks Association (VCCA). Funded through a $3.50 portion of the clerk’s recordation fee, the CCRP provides resources to help preserve and make accessible permanent circuit court records stored in the 120 circuit courts and at the Library of Virginia. For more information on the Circuit Court Records Preservation Program’s resources and services, please visit www.lva.virginia.gov.