Bradley County Juvenile Court

03/24/2026

BIG thank you to the staff that worked PATH. The work you put into that week was incredible. Your hard work and dedication is outstanding!

03/24/2026

Week long of activities during PATH…breathing exercises, team building, crafts, games, TBRI, positive relationships, talking through hard situations, deescalating, and snacks! There is probably so much more but this encompasses the week.
*Pictures posted are with permission

03/24/2026

Day 4 Thank you Clay Smith from Channel 3 for coming and talking all things weather!

03/23/2026

Day 3 Noa Lawson and Caitlyn Tate talked about the importance of hygiene. Thank you to Mt. Olive for providing a bag for each juvenile full of hygiene products!! Thank you Noa and the Caitlyn!

03/23/2026

Day 2 Jamie Kyle with Simmons Bank talking about finances. It’s never too early to start these conversations!! Thank you Mr. Kyle!

03/23/2026

Day 1 Speaker Josh Lastra with ATS the Bridge gave his story and spoke with our young people at PATH *pictures with permission
Thank you Josh!

03/20/2026

Last week our court had a program for middle school students called PATH (Progress Achievement Transformation and Hope). We would like to thank several community partners and people that helped to make this program happen!
-Dr. Jeff Elliott and Autumn O'Bryan with Cleveland City Schools for allowing us to use the facilities at the F.I. Denning Center.
-Mt. Olive Church of God for donating supplies
-The Avenue Church for donating snacks for the week
-ATS the Bride for donating lunch one day
-Fazoli's for donating lunch one day
-Simmons Bank for donating lunch one day
-Freedom Fellowship Church for donating lunch one day
-Josh Lastra with ATS the Bridge for speaking
-Jamie Kyle with Simmons Bank for speaking
-Noa Lawson and Caitlyn Tate with the Health Department for speaking
-Clay Smith with Channel 3 for speaking
**Will post pics from the week with permission

03/04/2026

Please take note of this change

Beginning May 1, all of my courts will be held at 1620 Johnson Boulevard. Further, we will be expanding the civil sessions docket from three days a month to six. Parking is limited, so be sure to come early. Cell phones are allowed in the building, but not in the courtroom. If you are found with a cell phone in the courtroom, you will face 10 days in jail for contempt.
Overall, this should result in a more pleasant experience and will allow more options for folks to be heard.

03/03/2026

Read Across America at Charleston with our very own YSO Randee Reed! Randee does a great job working with our elementary schools!
*posted with permission

03/03/2026

Congratulations to our 1st class of TBRI graduates! Thank you to Gardner’s Market for providing dinner to our families. We appreciate your support of our court and our community.

02/20/2026

Thank you to Big Tom’s for providing our meal for the families of our TBRI class Tuesday night! It was delicious!! We appreciate your support of our families and for Bradley County Juvenile Court.