Rule 114 - Orders And Court Notices(B)(2) The clerk of courts shall serve all court orders, unless the court directs the court administrator to make service. When the court directs the court administrator to make service, the person serving the order shall mark clearly on the order the date and upon whom it was served and shall place his or her initials on the order. If no such notation is marked on the order at the time it is filed with the clerk of courts, the clerk of courts shall serve it. When notices (not orders) are sent directly to criminal defendants, court administration and/or court staff shall be responsible for service and shall provide a copy of the notice to the clerk of courts for filing. Those instances in which defendants receive notice directly from the court include, but are not limited to, sentence and pleas court, criminal pre-trial conferences and summary appeal hearings.
(3) When entering an appearance pursuant to Pa.R.Crim.P. 120, an attorney shall indicate whether service upon that attorney in the particular case will be permitted by the methods set forth in Pa.R.Crim.P. 114(B)(3)(a)(iv), relating to service in a designated courthouse mailbox, and/or Pa.R.Crim.P. 114(B)(3)(a)(vi), relating to service by facsimile, as provided in Form 120 of these rules.