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York Cnty. C.P. Local Rules of Judicial Administration Rule 250
Appointments
(A) The President Judge shall, from time to time, and as required by law or rule of
court, appoint the following to serve the following terms at rates of pay, if any, which
shall be set from time to time by administrative action or order, or other process:
(1) Viewers to serve on boards of view for a term of five years, pursuant to
conduct proceedings pursuant to the Eminent Domain Code, the Private Road Act, and
otherwise pursuant to law;
(2) Visitors to serve on a board of visitors pursuant to 16 P.S. Sec. 1980, for
a term of one year;
(3) Custody conciliators; who shall serve at will;
(4) Custody mediators, who shall have met the requirements of Pa. R.C.P.
1940.4, and who shall serve at will;
(5) Divorce mediators pursuant to York R.C.P. 1971, and who shall serve at
will;
(6) Adult and juvenile probation officers;
(7) Domestic Relations enforcement officers;
(8) Mental Health Review Officers to serve a one-year term pursuant to 42
Pa.C.S. Sec. 3152(c);
(9) The Administrative Judge of the Orphans' Court Division;
(10) A representative to the Prison Board;
(11) A representative to the Criminal Justice Advisory Board;
(12) A representative to the County of York Salary Board;
(13) Judges to supervise various aspects of court operations.
(B) The President Judge shall, from time to time, appoint others to positions as
required or permitted by law or rule of court, upon motion presented.
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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