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The City government has an infrastructure to create close working relationships with its citizens. Rosslyn's city government provides services for neighborhoods, including service centers and civic leagues that interact directly with members of City Council. Rosslyn's police department also provides support for neighborhood watch programs including a citizens' training academy, security design, a police athletic program for youth, and business watch programs. | The City government has an infrastructure to create close working relationships with its citizens. Rosslyn's city government provides services for neighborhoods, including service centers and civic leagues that interact directly with members of City Council. Rosslyn's police department also provides support for neighborhood watch programs including a citizens' training academy, security design, a police athletic program for youth, and business watch programs. | ||
=== Courts === | |||
Rosslyn is the county seat of Santa Rosa County. It maintains the main county courthouse in Santa Rosa Civic Center–the Santa Rosa County Superior Court of Verona, which is located in the city's core. This is the county court of general jurisdiction that hears and decides all civil or criminal action that's not specially designated to be heard in some other court or before a governmental agency. It houses Santa Rosa County Circuit Court, Santa Rosa County General District Court, and Santa Rosa County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. | |||
The Verona Court of Appeals for the Second District lies in Sierra County and the District's Ninth Division serves Santa Rosa County. It utilizes its own courthouse and only handles appeals from the county. | |||
== Education == | == Education == | ||