Salem County · court code 1715
Mid-Salem County Municipal Court
Mid-Salem County Municipal Court serves Woodstown, Mannington, Elmer, Quinton and Oldmans from 25 West Avenue in Woodstown.
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Mid-Salem County Municipal Court contact information
Court information
Court code: 1715
County: Salem County
Court office/contact address: 25 West Avenue, Woodstown, NJ 08098
Phone: 856-769-2424
Court fax: 856-769-3307
Published court sessions: Second and fourth Thursdays; use the notice for the assigned time and format
Published office or service hours: Court window: Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
Published court officials
Judge: Martin W. Whitcraft
Municipal prosecutor: Confirm with the court.
Sources for these facts
Court code and county: State List of Municipal Courts (dated August 31, 2026).
Court office/contact address, phone, fax, and published office or service hours: Mannington Township Mid-Salem County Municipal Court (checked September 5, 2026).
Published court sessions: State List of Municipal Courts (checked September 5, 2026).
Judges: Oldmans Township Mid Salem Court (checked September 5, 2026).
Before your appearance
Planning for Mid-Salem County Municipal Court
Call before visiting the Mid-Salem office
The host service window is Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM, and sessions are held on the second and fourth Thursdays. Call before relying on a member municipality’s longer hours; member codes are 1702, 1706, 1707, and 1711. Sources: Published office or service hours, office-hours context, mannington township municipal court — published office or service hours, and quinton township municipal court — court service relationship: Mannington Township Mid-Salem County Municipal Court (checked September 5, 2026) · Published court sessions: State List of Municipal Courts (checked September 5, 2026) · Office-hours context and elmer borough municipal court — published office or service hours: Borough of Elmer Officers (checked September 5, 2026) · Oldmans Township Municipal Court — Court service relationship: Oldmans Township Mid Salem Court (checked September 5, 2026). Open the Elmer Borough Municipal Court guide · Open the Mannington Township Municipal Court guide · Open the Oldmans Township Municipal Court guide · Open the Quinton Township Municipal Court guide.
Details to confirm with the court
Confirm the assigned prosecutor, Thursday date and time, and appearance format from the notice.
Before an appearance
Use the current notice and the actual charge
Keep the summons or complaint, later notices, and relevant records together. Check the court code, case or ticket number, date, and whether the notice requires an in-person or virtual appearance. For evidence requests and timing, use the municipal-court discovery and adjournments guide; for the charge itself, start with the traffic-defense overview, DWI guide, or criminal-defense overview.
Published addresses and calendars can change or may describe an office rather than the hearing instructions for one case. Follow the latest notice and call the court if it conflicts with this page.
NJMCDirect lists eligible payment options, but paying can resolve a charge as a guilty plea. Understand the effect before using payment to dispose of a case.
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Other Salem court guides
See all 14 Salem County court codes and guides.
Court code 1702
Elmer Borough Municipal Court
Court code 1706
Mannington Township Municipal Court
Court code 1707
Oldmans Township Municipal Court
Court code 1711
Quinton Township Municipal Court
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Sources checked September 5, 2026: State List of Municipal Courts (checked September 5, 2026); Mannington Township Mid-Salem County Municipal Court (checked September 5, 2026); Oldmans Township Mid Salem Court (checked September 5, 2026); Woodstown Code, Mid-Salem County Municipal Court (checked September 5, 2026); Borough of Elmer Officers (checked September 5, 2026). Laws and court instructions can change; this page is general information, not legal advice for a specific case.