ADA Information for:

NEW YORK COUNTY - Supreme Civil Court (60 Centre Street)

Need an ADA Accommodation? 

To request one: 

  • use the new online ADA Request for Accommodation Pilot form for Supreme Court, New York County (Civil). Note: this Form is not to be used to make blanket requests for remote appearances by phone or video, either in more than one case before the same judge, or in cases before more than one judge. Instead, please use other means to contact the judge or judges before whom the cases are pending.

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  • send an email to Chief Clerk Denis Reo, Esq. at ADANY-SPCIV@nycourts.gov.  Please put "ADA Accommodation Request" in the subject line. 

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  • call (646) 386-3001

Please make your request at least a few days before you come to court. 

For more details on how to get an accommodation, go to the Frequently Asked Questions page (“Q. How Do I Request an Accommodation?”). Please ask for the accommodation at least a few days before you come to court.

COURT ADDRESS: 60 Centre Street, New York, NY 10007

Assistive Listening Systems ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEMS: Available in most courtrooms. Please contact the local court for ADA accommodation.

 

Elevators ELEVATORS: Available on all public floors.

 

Restrooms RESTROOMS: Available on the 3rd floor.

 

Parking PARKING: No public parking on-site or adjacent to the facility. Public parking garages are nearby for a fee.

ADA ENTRANCE(S): Pearl Street (southside of the building). Enter on street-level via an ADA-accessible elevator that may be operated by uniformed personnel at all times during business hours.

Do we want to excise the reference to the van in the text underneath the photo OR add after “walkway, which may not always be parked there during business hours.” Further, we should consider adding that “There is ADA signage both to the left and right of the door.” (Description only reads “to the right” despite signs that are clearly pictured to the left and right.)

Description of photo: There is a long walkway that leads to a single door entrance. There is ADA signage both to the left and right of the door. There is a New York State Unified Court System van parked to the left on the walkway, which may not always be parked there during business hours.