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DeKalb County Recorder’s Court is largest e-court in state

By Dionne Kinch
Dec 16, 2014

DeKalb County has completed improvements to Recorder’s Court that enhance customer service and make the court the largest e-court (with paperless, electronic filing) in Georgia, according to a news release issued by county officials.

In addition to the implementation of Benchmark, a new case management system, to improve efficiency, Recorder’s Court added two public kiosks in its lobby of the Bobby Burgess Building. The kiosks allow residents to bypass cashier lines to look up and pay citations quicker.

Information: Troy Thompson at tmthompson@dekalbcountyga.gov or 404-297-4436.

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