Currently the York County District Attorney's office consists of 78 people who are organized by teams. Team profiles can viewed by clicking on the underlined bold portions of this page. Teams are as follows:

Executive Staff
Felony Drugs
Special Case Unit
Major Crimes
Misdemeanors
Vehicular Crimes
Juvenile Crimes
Appeals
Administrative Staff
Detectives

The Executive Staff is involved with administration and the trial of major cases. Other trial teams are focused on the specific topic whose name they are assigned. Special Case Unit is involved with cases where young people are victims and Juvenile Crimes is assigned to young defendants. Appeals handles post conviction matters and matters involving the appellate courts.

Each Trial Team is supervised by a member of Executive Staff and is headed by a Team Leader who supervises other team members. Case Managers, Victim-Witness Coordinators, and a Unit Secretaries are also assigned. Trials are scheduled by executive staff with coordination from the Team Leaders.”

The Misdemeanor Team members are assigned to a specific Judge to insure the flow of the Courtroom. Court Administration has assigned the Magisterial District Judges to Common Pleas Judges as follows:

Judge Renn (Covers MDJs Bloss, Martin, Shoemaker, and Edie)
Judge Snyder (Covers MDJs Fishel, Nixon, Teyral, Reamer, and Groom)
Judge Bortner (Covers MDJs Williams, Naylor, Gross, and Thomas)
Judge Kennedy (Covers MDJs Dubs, Haskell, Garber, Miner, Olwert, and Leppo)

Administration is charged with support for the teams in matters such as employment training, and physical resources. Detectives provide trial team support as well as specialized law enforcement resources for York County's police departments.