Find court-reporting associations through the National Court Reporters Association's affiliated-association directory. It brings together state and other affiliated organizations and provides current contact or website information where available.
Find an association in your state
Open the NCRA directory and search the page for your state. Follow the association's official website to review its membership, education, events and contact information. Association names, website addresses and activity can change, so use the directory's current listing when an older link no longer works.
Selected state association websites
These official association websites were checked on October 15, 2026:
- Arizona Court Reporters Association
- California Court Reporters Association
- Florida Court Reporters Association
- New York State Court Reporters Association
For other states and affiliated organizations, use the full NCRA association directory. The links above are a selected starting list, not a complete list of every association.
Looking for an individual reporter?
An association directory identifies organizations. To look for individual professionals, visit NCRA PROLink, which lists participating NCRA members and supports searches by location and service. The directory includes members who choose to be listed.
Exploring court reporting as a career
Local associations can be a useful starting point for finding regional education and professional resources. You can also read Martel's guide to becoming a court reporter and online court-reporting school guide as you compare training paths and equipment needs.