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Judge Jonah Triebwasser
jtriebwasser@redhook.org |
Judge Jeffrey Martin
jmartin@redhook.org |
Town Offices
Hours of Operation
9am - 4pm
Monday - Friday
Clerks Hours are
subject to
change
845-758-4609-Judge Triebwasser
845-758-4611 - Judge Martin
845-758-2033 Fax
kfell@redhook.org
nroberts@redhook.org
Town Justice's are
elected positions each serving 4 year terms. Judges are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week.
The court has 2
part-time Town Board hired,
appointed clerks on staff. |
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Justice
Triebwasser brings nearly four decades of
experience to the bench as a police officer,
investigator, attorney, prosecutor and judge. He
is a graduate of the John Jay College of
Criminal Justice and New York Law School, and is
a member of the New York State Bar Association,
Dutchess County Bar Association, Dutchess County
Magistrates Association and New York State
Magistrates Association. He also serves as
Village of Red Hook Justice. |
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Justice Court
News:
Red Hook Judge Named
Magistrate of the Year
06-29-11
Supervisor Crane's
Commendation to Judge Triebwasser
Red Hook Town and Village Justice Jonah
Triebwasser has been named Magistrate of the
Year by the Dutchess County Magistrates
Association. The award was presented to Judge
Triebwasser recently at the Italian Center in
Poughkeepsie where he was also inducted as
President of the Dutchess Magistrates for 2011 -
2012.
In making the award, the Magistrates said that
"Judge Triebwasser has devoted nearly forty
years of his life to the court as a police
officer, investigator, prosecutor, attorney, and
most recently as a judge. Judge Triebwasser has
combined those qualities of judicial excellence,
integrity, and community involvement that
rightfully inspire his judicial colleagues.
Moreover, he has made more significant
contributions to the Dutchess County Magistrates
Association that have benefited all of the
Association's members.
Judge Triebwasser has been a Red Hook resident
for 32 years along with his wife, Ellen. They
have two children: Tom, 28, an electrical
engineer with Lockheed Martin, and Alison, 25, a
veterinary assistant.
Judge Triebwasser is a graduate of the John Jay
College of Criminal Justice (class of 1972) and
the New York Law School (Class of 1979). He is a
member of the adjunct faculties of Vassar and
Marist Colleges.
Shown in the
photograph is outgoing Magistrates President
Hon. John Crodelle presenting the Magistrate of
the Year award to Judge Triebwasser.
Red Hook Town Court
receives another
Grant
The Town of Red Hook Justice Courts has received
a grant of $1,950.00 to pay for office equipment
and furniture.
Town Justice Jeffrey Martin said: "We are deeply
gratified that we were able to obtain the funds
for this important office equipment at no direct
cost to the Red Hook taxpayers."
Town and Village Justice Jonah Triebwasser went
on to say that "these grants were a team effort.
I thank the court staff - Court Clerks Kathy
Fell and Nancy Roberts - as well as the Town and
Village Boards, and various members of the Town
and Village staffs for their invaluable
assistance in obtaining these funds."
This is the fourth year that Justices Martin and
Triebwasser obtained court grants. Since 2007,
they have obtained more than $65,000.00 in
grants, furniture and equipment for the Red Hook
Courts from sources outside of direct Red Hook
taxpayer funding.
Shown in the
photograph are (left to right): Village and Town
Judge Jonah Triebwasser, Court Clerks Kathy Fell
and Nancy Roberts and Town Justice Jeffrey C.
Martin.
First wedding on the
Walkway over the Hudson. Red Hook Town and
Village Justice Jonah Triebwasser officiated at
the historic first wedding held on the Walkway
Over the Hudson on October 10, 2009. The happy
couple were Scott Case and Meg Misove of
Pleasant Valley.
For
Immediate Release
For further information
please contact
Jonah Triebwasser
(845) 702-6242
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