Union County Courthouse

The Union County Courthouse is a 17-story building on Broad Street with three elevators that serves as the main judicial center for the region. The structure houses various court departments and offices across its floors.

The building was constructed in 1931 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a historic property in the Mid-Town district. Its construction marked an important development in the region's judicial infrastructure.

The courthouse provides interpreter services and language assistance to ensure that all community members can participate in legal proceedings. These services reflect the courthouse's role as a public institution that serves a diverse population.

The courthouse is open Monday through Friday, though individual departments may have varying hours. Visitors should check which specific department they need and confirm their hours before visiting.

The building preserves architectural elements from the 1930s while housing modern courtrooms and judicial offices. This combination shows how older structures can adapt to contemporary legal needs.

Location: Elizabeth

Inception: 1931

Floors above the ground: 17

Elevators: 3

Part of: Mid-Town Historic District

GPS coordinates: 40.66218,-74.21603

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:06