Sussex County · court code 1919

Stanhope Municipal Court

Stanhope belongs to the Andover six-member court; use the Andover host and current Stanhope notice for court business.

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Stanhope Municipal Court contact information

Court information

Court code: 1919
County: Sussex County
Court office/contact address: Andover Township Municipal Building, 134 Newton-Sparta Road, Newton, NJ 07860
Phone: 973-306-0688
Court fax: 973-383-6328

Published court sessions: Wednesday at 9:00 AM; follow the current notice
Published office or service hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–3:30 PM

Published court officials

Judge: Peter Fico
Municipal prosecutor: Anthony M. Arbore (Municipal Prosecutor).

Sources for these facts

Court code and county: State List of Municipal Courts (dated August 31, 2026).

Court office/contact address, phone, fax, published office or service hours, published court sessions, judges, and prosecutor appointments: Andover Township Municipal Court (checked September 6, 2026).

Before your appearance

Planning for Stanhope Municipal Court

Prefer the February 2026 operating arrangement

Use the Andover shared venue, contact channels, office hours, Wednesday session, judge, and prosecutor for code 1919 matters. Sources: Court office/contact address, phone, fax, published office or service hours, published court sessions, judges, and prosecutor appointments: Andover Township Municipal Court (checked September 6, 2026).

Use the current Stanhope notice for the assigned date and format. Do not follow superseded member-group instructions. Sources: Court service relationship: Andover Township Municipal Court (checked September 6, 2026) · Court service relationship: Stanhope Court and Violations (checked September 6, 2026) · Court service relationship: Andover Borough shared-court ordinance (checked September 6, 2026) · Court service relationship: State List of Municipal Courts (checked September 6, 2026).

Details to confirm with the court

The exact Stanhope date and format must be read 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.

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