District Attorney

Responsibility

The District Attorney is the chief law enforcement official in the county. There is one District Attorney elected in each of the 62 counties throughout New York State. The District Attorney is responsible for prosecuting all violations of New York State law that occur within the county, including: Felonies, Misdemeanors, Violations and Traffic Offenses.The District Attorney is also an advisor, advocate, investigator and legal scholar to the grand jury and police agencies in the county, with the ultimate goal of assuring that justice is accomplished for everyone.

NEW ***Traffic Ticket Reduction Request***

NEW***Solcitudes de Reduccion de Trafico***



THE EDUCATIONAL COURSES PROVIDED ON LINE FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN SIMPLE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS PURSUANT TO THE TRAFFIC VIOLATION POLICY  ARE NOT AN ACCEPTABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR TREATMENT MANDATED BY NYS STATUTE, BY NYS DMV, BY THE CAYUGA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE OR BY THE COURTS IN CAYUGA COUNTY. SEE THE LINK BELOW FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S TRAFFIC POLICY.




Non-Traffic Charge Reduction eLearning Courses


Directory of Cayuga County Justice Courts

Assistant District Attorney Justice Court Assignment

Combat Heroin in New York

Tips for Preventing Exploitation of Children

Pistol Permit Public Records Exemption Form


Resources

Pistol Permit Public Records Exemption

For public records exemption (opt out), please complete the Pistol Permit Public Records Exemption Form (PDF) and then bring it to the Cayuga Sheriff's Office located at:
7445 County House Road
Auburn, NY 13021

Driving While Intoxicated

View a video that shows a different perspective on drinking and driving called "I Killed a Man."