Welcome to the website of the Crawford County Office of District Attorney. I hope that the information provided is interesting and useful to you.
The Crawford County Office of District Attorney has the authority to investigate and prosecute crimes that occur in our county. In each case that we prosecute, my office represents the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
It is my goal to protect the rights of crime victims and their families. We do this by vigorously prosecuting, in a fair and ethical manner, those who break our laws. My office cannot be successful without the cooperation of victims and witnesses. Please join me and our dedicated state and local police officers in our fight to keep Crawford County a safe place to live and work.
–District Attorney Paula Digiacomo
Office Information
The Crawford County District Attorney’s Office is located on the Lower Level of the Crawford County Judicial Center at 359 E. Center St. in Meadville, Pennsylvania. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
The office is closed on the following county holidays:
| January 2 | New Year’s Day |
| January 16 | Martin Luther King Jr. Day |
| February 20 | President’s Day |
| April 6 | Good Friday |
| May 28 | Memorial Day |
| July 4 | Independence Day |
| September 3 | Labor Day |
| November 6 | General Election Day |
| November 12 | Veteran’s Day |
| November 22 | Thanksgiving Day |
| November 23 | Day After Thanksgiving |
| December 25 | Christmas Day |
| December 26 | Day After Christmas |
Office Phone:
(814)-333-7455
(800)-982-9019 PA WATTS (toll free in PA)
Fax:
Office
(814)-336-4225
Victim Services Fax
(814)-333-1481
Criminal Trial Information and Calendars
NEWS & INFORMATION
BE AWARE OF THE DANGERS OF “SEXTING”
Sexting: the exchange of sexually explicit photos through text messaging
You think sexting is a joke? Think again. Sexting can be a crime and can potentially be dangerous. Let’s face it, most teenagers we know have a cell phone and use it constantly. Many cell phones are equipped with digital camera and video features. In a disturbing trend, kids are using their cell phones to take sexually explicit photos of themselves and then sending the photos to other kids via their cell phones . . . . read more
DEBUNKING THE CLAIM THAT PRISONS ARE FILLED WITH ‘PETTY DRUG USERS’
A guest editorial appeared in the Wednesday, March 28, 2008, edition of the Meadville Tribune, authored by the Pocono Record, entitled “Why Are So Many People in Jail in Pennsylvania?” . . . . read more