Garrett County to implement new visitor procedures at courthouse and admin offices

Bryson Meyers, Sheriff at Garrett County
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The Board of Garrett County Commissioners and the Garrett County Sheriff’s Department announced on Mar. 25 that new visitor management procedures will be implemented at the Garrett County Courthouse and Administrative Offices, located at 317 E. Alder Street in Oakland. The official start date for these changes is March 30, 2026.

According to county officials, the updated procedures are designed to strengthen security measures and prioritize emergency safety for both employees and the public. Despite these changes, visitors will continue to have full access to state and county services while on site.

The Board said that these adjustments are intended to maintain a safe environment for all visitors and staff while ensuring continued access to efficient government services. The new guidelines also follow best practices for security in courthouses and administrative buildings.

Anyone seeking more information about the upcoming changes is encouraged to contact the Garrett County Administration Office at 301-334-8970.



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