Maine Courthouse Phone Lockers & Storage (2026)

Short answer: Most courthouses in Maine allow silenced cell phones inside the building, so external lockers are not required. Updated 2026-11-04

0 courthouses of 1 in Maine provide cell phone storage lockers at the security entrance. Among the 0 courthouses that ban phones, 0 have no lockers at all—requiring visitors to leave devices in a parked vehicle. Maine Judicial Branch courthouses allow visitors and jurors to bring silenced cell phones inside under Administrative Order JB-05-15.

County Courthouse	City	Phone lockers at entrance	Phone Lockers	Juror Parking
Cumberland County Cumberland County Courthouse (Portland) “Bailiff / Sheriff Security Directive (Cumberland County Courthouse (Portland)): "Court security officers will not hold, store, or safeguard cell phones or electronic devices at the entrance checkpoint. Visitors arriving via rideshare must make off-site arrangements."”	Portland	No lockers needed (phones allowed inside)	No lockers	Free Validated

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do courthouses in Maine have lockers for cell phones?

Most courthouses in Maine allow silenced cell phones inside the building, so external lockers are not required.

Will courthouse security guards hold my phone at the metal detector?

No. Sheriff deputies and court security officers across all 1 counties in Maine are strictly prohibited from holding or safeguarding personal cell phones at the security checkpoint.

How is this courthouse policy data verified?

We verify every county against official Court Administrative Orders (.gov), Jury Commissioner instructions, and Sheriff Court Security directives. Last verified 2026-11-04.