A state commission would review security at Pennsylvania’s magisterial district courts and recommend improvements in a report due December 31, 2027.
A state commission would review security at Pennsylvania’s magisterial district courts and recommend standards, costs, and funding options. Its report would be due by December 31, 2027.
An advisory committee would help guide the study. People and organizations could submit written input, while the commission would take reasonable steps to protect sensitive security information.
The Joint State Government Commission would study court security and recommend improvements. The review would cover Pennsylvania’s magisterial district courts, including county security arrangements, incident records, and security staffing. Security standards and funding options would be recommendations for later action. The report would be due no later than December 31, 2027, and the incident review would cover 2020 through the latest available date.
The commission would form an advisory committee and accept written comments, data, and recommendations. The commission would seek committee members from counties of different sizes and from rural, suburban, and urban court districts. The commission would take reasonable steps to protect sensitive, nonpublic security information from unnecessary disclosure.
No hearings or votes scheduled.