Connecticut Courthouses Safe for Uber & Transit Riders (2026)

Short answer: All tracked courthouses in Connecticut either allow silenced phones inside or provide lobby lockers for transit riders. Updated 2026-11-04

3 of 3 county courthouses in Connecticut are safe for visitors arriving by Uber, Lyft, or public transit (either allowing phones inside or providing lobby lockers). However, 0 courthouses are an "Uber Trap"—they ban cell phones at the door and have zero lockers on site. Connecticut Judicial Branch Superior Courthouses allow cell phones with Judicial Marshal inspection; select high-security criminal G.A. courthouses restrict camera phones or provide marshal check-in.

County Courthouse	City	Uber & bus rider safe (no car)	Phone Lockers	Juror Parking
Fairfield County Fairfield County Courthouse (Bridgeport) “Bailiff / Sheriff Security Directive (Fairfield County Courthouse (Bridgeport)): "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."”	Bridgeport	Safe for Uber/bus (phones allowed inside)	No lockers	Free Validated
Hartford County Hartford County Courthouse (Hartford) “Bailiff / Sheriff Security Directive (Hartford County Courthouse (Hartford)): "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."”	Hartford	Safe for Uber/bus (phones allowed inside)	No lockers	Free Validated
New Haven County New Haven County Courthouse (New Haven) “Bailiff / Sheriff Security Directive (New Haven County Courthouse (New Haven)): "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."”	New Haven	Safe for Uber/bus (phones allowed inside)	No lockers	Free Validated

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I take an Uber to court in Connecticut and phones are banned?

All tracked courthouses in Connecticut either allow silenced phones inside or provide lobby lockers for transit riders.

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.