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Volunteer Program

Volunteers have been assisting the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch since 1970 and continue to support the branch by assisting with Supreme Court Tours.
 
The Connecticut Supreme Court is a unique historical treasure located in Hartford.

The External Affairs Division of the Judicial Branch provides tours of the Supreme Court courtroom from Monday through Friday during regular business hours.


The Volunteer Program is seeking individuals who have an interest in Connecticut history, architecture, art, law and working with groups to provide tours to classes, individuals and civic organizations.

Qualifications and Requirements

  • Successfully complete the application, clearance and selection process
  • Have an interest in the court system
  • Possess strong communication skills
  • Have ability to work with diverse populations
Application Process:
Applicants seeking to volunteer to conduct tours of the Supreme Court courtroom should send a cover letter and resume to:

Volunteer/Intern Staff Office
99 East River Drive
Two Riverview Square
Seventh Floor
East Hartford, CT 06108
Telephone: (860) 282-6581
Fax: (860) 282-6585

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