Superior 1

The Honorable Krista Hamby Weiberg

Judge’s Chambers

One County Square Suite 300-A

Boonville IN 47601

Phone: 812-897-6140

Fax: 812-897-6147

Monday through Friday

8:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.

1:00pm - 4:00pm

 WARRICK COUNTY SUPERIOR 1

Superior Court 1 contact information and resources below.

Warrick County is part of Judicial District 26 in the State of Indiana. The Warrick County courts are made up of three courts: Warrick Circuit Court, Warrick Superior Court No. 1 and Warrick Superior Court No. 2. Each court is a court of general jurisdiction and presides over every type of case with the following exceptions: all juvenile delinquency cases are heard by Warrick Circuit Court; all small claims cases are divided between Warrick Superior Court No. 1 and Warrick Superior Court No. 2; and the Warrick County Drunk Driving/Drug Court is presided over by the Warrick Superior Court No. 1. The Warrick County Judges jointly appoint a magistrate to serve the three courts. The three courts combined have over 25 employees and four courtrooms. 

Resources & Contact Information

  • Misdemeanor and Infraction Division

    Telephone: 812-897-6146

    Facsimile: 812-897-6149


    One County Square Suite 320 Boonville IN 47601

  • Probation Division

    Telephone: 812-897-6142

    Facsimile: 812-897-6149


    One County Square Suite 320 Boonville IN 47601

  • Small Claims Division

    Telephone: 812-897-6148

    Facsimile: 812-897-6145



    One County Square Suite 320 Boonville IN 47601

  • Drunk Driving & Drug Program

    Telephone: 812-897-3001

    Facsimile: 812-897-3026


    166 W State Road 62 Boonville IN 47601

  • Court Substance Abuse Program (CSAP)

    Telephone: 812-897-3001

    Facsimile: 812-897-3026



    1166 W State Road 62 Boonville IN 47601

  • Radio Stations For Court Closing

    WBNL - 1540 AM

    WIKY - 104.1 FM

  • Directions

    Location

    The Judicial Center is located on the north side of the historic Courthouse, on the northwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets. The entrance is located on the east side of the building (3rd Street). Superior Court No. 1 is on the third floor of the Judicial Center at the north end.


    Parking

    The parking lot for the Judicial Center is off of 2nd street, just north of Main Street, which is immediately west of the Judicial Center. There are no public access doors on the west side of the Judicial Center.


    Directions

    From West

    If you are entering Boonville from Evansville, go east on IN-62 (Morgan Ave). Turn left on South 3rd St/IN-61 (or 2nd St for the parking lot just north of Main Street). The Judicial Center is on the northwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets.


    From East

    If you are entering Boonville from IN-62, go west on IN-62. IN-62 becomes Main Street in Boonville. Continue west on IN-62/Main Street to 3rd St/IN-61 (or 2nd St for the parking lot just north of Main Street). The Judicial Center is on the northwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets.


    From North

    If you are entering Boonville from IN-61, go south on IN-61. IN-61 becomes 3rd Street in Boonville. Continue south on IN-61/3rd St to the Judicial Center, which is located on the northwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets.


    From South

    If you are entering Boonville from Newburgh, go north on IN-261. Turn right onto IN-62 and go east on IN-62. Turn left on South 3rd/IN-61 (or 2nd St for the parking lot just north of Main Street). The Judicial Center is on the northwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets.

    To learn more, see the March 25 memo about foreclosures and evictions sent by the Indiana Office of Judicial Administration to judges and clerks throughout the state.

  • Court Services

    The mission of Warrick County Court Services Program is to rethink, restructure, and revitalize the criminal justice system in order to enhance and promote individual and public health and safety. At the same time, it is the goal of the Program to reduce the negative economic consequences of drug and alcohol abuse and the criminal behavior that ensues as a result of those substances.


    The Program will accomplish this through regular judicial intervention and by facilitating immediate, individualized, and highly structured treatment services to qualified substance abusing offenders in hopes of transforming and rebuilding their lives.


    By returning sober, productive, and law-abiding citizens to the community and to their families, the Program will ultimately help close the revolving door to the criminal justice system and decrease the chance for relapse and recidivism.