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The Circuit Clerk is a constitutional officer who is elected every four years by the voters of DuPage County. The duties and responsibilities of the Circuit Clerk are established by state statute, as well as by the Illinois Supreme Court, Administrative Office of Illinois Courts and Local Rules set forth by the Chief Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit. By law, the Circuit Clerk's primary function is to establish, maintain and keep all records of court and the court seal. In addition to court related duties, the Clerk is responsible for a number of administrative, financial and public services. The Clerk of the Circuit Court provides for a consistent and responsible direction of recording and maintaining the legal events of cases in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court. We strive for accuracy, completeness and timely records of court cases. Our goals are to operate with the highest degree of accuracy, integrity and efficiency as possible for the Citizens of DuPage County. A high degree of focus is on technology solutions to meet the increasing demands of access to court records by the legal community and public. Court cases are heard at the DuPage County Courthouse, 505 N County Fa*m Road Wheaton and in a two branch locations in Glendale Heights The Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court is open to the public from 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday, except on Court The 18th Judicial Circuit prohibits all weapons, outside food and drink and all recording devices including cell phones with cameras from courthouses.  Please leave these items in your car or at home.  © 2019 DuPage County Circuit Court Clerk - All Rights Reserved 505 N. County Fa*m Road, Wheaton, IL 60187, (630) 407-6500