Civil Complex Center Facilities and Services
Facility Guide
General Parking: Santa Ana has metered parking in the Civic Center Area. Paid parking lots are conveniently located.
Public Restrooms: Public restrooms are located adjacent to the Clerk's Office entrance and between CX101 and CX102.
Facilities for Persons with Disabilities
Parking: ADA accessible parking is available in paid lots adjacent to the building.
Juror Parking for Persons with Disabilities: Please telephone the Office of the Jury Commissioner at (714) 834-7000 for information.
Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are located adjacent to the Clerk's Office entrance, between CX101 and CX102, and in the back of the Assembly room.
Service Guide
A Public Telephone is located in the vending machine room.
Services for Persons with Disabilities
Information regarding ADA accommodations is available at the Clerk's Office, Room 213. Please contact one of the Court Processing Clerks for personal assistance.
Personal guides may be assigned to assist on request.
Service animals are welcome.
Language and American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters will be ordered upon request (see request form link below).
Assistive listening devices or computer-aided transcription systems for people with loss of hearing are available. If you know in advance that you will be requiring a device, computer-aided transcription, or an ASL Interpreter when you visit the Courthouse, please call (657) 622-6878 and/ or fill out the Request for Accommodation form, available at the Clerks's office, or in the courtrooms. The form is also on our Website.
Mobility: Sheriffs will assist in directing and instructing witnesses, litigants and others to accessible court areas and in finding service alternatives. If you are participating in a trial or are a witness, please telephone our accommodation office at (657) 622-6878. Court staff will arrange for any special requirements you may request.
Service Request and Suggestion Form
The judicial officers and administrative staff want to make court services and facilities accessible to all. Your requests
and recommendations are welcome. Please complete a service request and suggestion form available at the Security
Desk on the first floor and give it to Court Staff on duty. They are also available to assist you in completing the form.
The form can be mailed to:
Orange County Superior Court
ADA Coordinator
700 Civic Center Drive West
Santa Ana, CA 92701
If you know in advance that you will require accommodation services, use the Judicial Council form linked below.
Accommodation Services Request
One of the Court's goals is to contribute to the quality of life in the community by fairly and impartially administering
justice in the most effective, efficient, and professional manner possible.
The California Judicial Council has established a Rule of Court directing the method for requesting specific
accommodation services to assist those participating in court proceedings. Forms to request accommodation are
available in the Courthouse Lobby and at all public counters throughout the Courthouse. Additionally, the form can be
accessed from the Superior Court of California, County of Orange ADA Information Website. Click here to download
the form titled, "Request for Accommodations" directly from the Judicial Council Website. You will need the Adobe
Civil Complex Center
ADA Coordinator
700 Civic Center Drive West
Santa Ana, CA 92701
Telephone: (657) 622-7769
Email: adainformation@occourts.org
Website: www.occourts.org
The Superior Court would like to make your visit as pleasant as possible. The Court and Sheriff's Staff are available to
assist you. Please feel free to ask for assistance or accommodation if you are having difficulty using our facilities.
Suggestions and comments are always welcome. Please visit our Superior Court Website at www.occourts.org for more information.
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
The Superior Court of California, County of Orange, does not discriminate on the basis of disability on admission to, access to, or the operation of its programs, services, benefits or activities. Questions, complaints, or requests for additional information regarding Court related ADA issues may be addressed to the Court ADA Site Coordinator. The ADA Site Coordinator will ensure that all complaints are investigated promptly and fairly. All complaints must be filed within ninety (90) days of the last alleged occurrence of discrimination.