The Buffalo City Marshal’s Office serves as an integral component of the City of Buffalo’s municipal government, operating within the realm of city governance and legal enforcement. As a city government office, the marshal’s responsibilities center around executing orders issued by the city and state courts, particularly concerning civil matters. This includes enforcing housing and eviction notices, serving legal documents, and collecting judgments. The Marshal’s Office works directly with local courts to maintain order and ensure proper adherence to courtroom rulings across the city.

Dedicated to public service, the Marshal’s Office upholds standards of fairness, due process, and respect for all community members during enforcement actions. It often works in collaboration with other departments such as housing, law enforcement, and social services to maintain public safety and civic harmony. While maintaining a neutral stance in disputes, the office ensures that legal actions are carried out efficiently and professionally. Their deep understanding of the city’s laws and regulations makes them a valuable extension of the judicial process in Buffalo.

Key Services:

– Enforcement of court-ordered evictions and housing warrants
– Service of legal process and civil court documents
– Execution of income/property judgments
– Collection of unpaid fines or court-ordered fees
– Coordination with city and state courts regarding legal enforcement
– Property repossession under legal orders
– Public safety assistance in civil enforcement matters
– Support for compliance with local ordinances through legal actions