Judges: Hon. David Towne & Hon. Chad Jerome
Location: 20 Traver Road, Gansevoort, NY 12831
Telephone number: (518) 587-1980
Website: Wilton Town Court
Court hours: Vehicle and Traffic matters are generally scheduled on Tuesdays. The Wilton Court Clerks are usually available from 8:30 to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday, except holidays.
Court information: This Court hears vehicle and traffic matters based on tickets issued by the New York State Police, and the Saratoga County Sheriffs. The Saratoga County District Attorney’s Office prosecutes the speeding and traffic tickets that were issued by the New York State Troopers. Most of the vehicle and traffic violations are generated by the NY State Troopers patrolling I87. There is also some lower level criminal matters heard in the Wilton Court.
Traffic Ticket Defense: Receiving a speeding or traffic violation can be very stressful. You may be worried about points on your license or your auto insurance increasing. Whether you have received a simple speeding ticket or any other traffic violation in the Town of Wilton, you should call Joe for a free telephone consultation. Joe will ask you about the ticket, your driver’s history, and if you have a “special” license such as Commercial driver’s license (CDL). Based on his experience in Wilton, Joe will then provide you an opinion on expected outcomes and the Costs involved.
The most common violations issued for the Wilton Town Court include:
1180b, speed in 55 zone (points range depending on the speed)
1180d, speed in zone (points range depending on the speed)
1225-c & 1225-d, cell phone and electronic device tickets (5 points)
JOE OFFERS VERY COMPETITIVE & REASONABLE RATES
HE WILL TRAVEL TO COURT FOR YOU!
Speeding ticket attorney Joe Cifarelli has successfully negotiated reductions of speeding and traffic violations in the Wilton Town Court so call Joe today for a free telephone consultation!
General Information: The Town of Wilton is exit 16 of the Adirondack Northway (I87). Historically, the Town of Wilton has been the site of many historic events in early American history. Most notable is President Ulysses S. Grant’s Cottage, a state owned historic landmark located on Mt. McGregor, a short drive from the Court.