Bucks County

• Concealed Weapon Permit***
• Consumer Complaint
• Dog License***
• Hunting/Fishing License***
• Marriage License
• Passports***
• Appeal Your Property Assessment
• Register a Fictitious Name
• Real Estate Sales
• Renting Park Facilities
• Voter Registration and Absentee Ballots***

Bucks County Administrative Depts.

A list of County offices and agencies. For More Info...

Bucks County Dept. of Consumer Protection

The Office of Consumer Protections is responsible for:

• Mediation of all consumer complaints against businesses in or out of the County of Bucks for residents in or out of the County of Bucks.
• Investigation and coordination of complaints with other enforcement agencies for possible criminal action.
• Education of businesses and consumers on laws and responsibilities which affect them.
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Bucks County Free Libraries

The Mission of the Bucks County Free Library is to acquire and make available to users printed and audio-visual materials for their enjoyment and learning. In addition, mediated information services and programs for children and adults are also available through the unified system of seven libraries and three service departments. In 1979, Commonwealth Libraries designated the County Library as the District Library Center for which it compensates it for planning, lending, reference and consulting services. In 1986, the County Library and County Community College formed the Bucks County Library Network to provide computerized services that have been extended to all 18 public libraries. The foundation of the Network is a digitized catalog created by the Technical Services Dept., which displays the holdings in each library Find local library info...

Marriage Licenses

In most circumstances you may apply for a marriage license at any county clerk's office in the state where you plan to be married. These offices are usually located in the county probate court or circuit court. In Pennsylvania the fee to receive your license is $25 - 40. The waiting period between applying for your license and receiving your license is 3 Days. In a few states after you receive your license you must wait a short period of time before getting married. Pennsylvania law allows you to get married Immediately after officially receiving your marriage license. Marriage licenses are like milk; even if you don't use it immediately, eventually it will go sour. Pennsylvania marriage licenses expire after 60 Days. If your license expires before you tie the knot, you can reapply for another license. For More Info...

Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Commission is responsible for managing all of Pennsylvania's wild birds and mammals. One of the agency's more visible examples of wildlife management is species reintroductions. The Commission has successfully reintroduced beavers, river otters, elk, bald eagles, ospreys and peregrine falcons. Your chance of seeing one of these species is greater today than ever because of these efforts. Other examples include managing endangered species, constructing and placing nest structures for bluebirds and wood ducks; gating caves to protect important bat colonies, performing field studies on a variety of wildlife; and conducting wildlife censuses and surveys. For More Info...

Voter Registration

Where to Register: At the Registration Office in the Bucks County Courthouse, Doylestown, or pick up a Voter Registration Application at any Post Office, Wine & Spirit Shoppe, Municipal Building or Library. In addition, the Department of Transportation provides for registration along with a driverÕs license application, renewal or change of name or address. To Register you must: For More Info...