Incumbent

Robert DeLong

Sparks City Municipal Court Judge - Department 2

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Sparks City Municipal Court Judge - Department 2Incumbent
2025 – 2030View Position
Candidate for Sparks City Municipal Court Judge - Department 2Candidate
2024View Position

District information

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About Sparks City Municipal Court Judge - Department 2

Term length: 2025 – 2030

Nearby Officials

RS

Ron Smith

Sparks City Mayor

Chris Wilson

Sparks City Justice of the Peace - Department 1

Lewis "Ed" E. Lawson

Sparks City Mayor

SE

Shirle Eiting

Sparks City Municipal Court Judge - Department 1

KH

Kevin Higgins

Sparks Justice of the Peace - Department 2

NF

Nkechiyere Flavin

Sparks Justice of the Peace - Department 4

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