Bryan Municipal Court

Bryan Municipal Utilities is a customer-owned, nonprofit municipal utility that provides a wide variety of water, electric and communications services to the residents of Bryan, Ohio. Established in 1906, it serves more than 5,800 customers. Its communication division provides cable television and Internet services. The organization s electric department maintains more than 140 miles of electric lines, transmission lines and over 100 miles of distribution lines. Its water division supplies more than 1.9 million gallons of water for city buildings and facilities, parks, pools, fire fighting and emergency medical service, street and sewer maintenance, and installation and maintenance of fire hydrants. Bryan Municipal Utilities is a member of the American Waterworks Association, the National Ground Water Association, the Ohio Rural Water Association and the American Public Power Association.

The New Haven Police Department is a law enforcement agency that protects residents lives and their property and safeguards individual rights and community values. It has a code enforcement unit that addresses public health and safety issues, including regulations related to garbage, removal of vegetation, zoning, dangerous buildings, housing and inoperable vehicles on private property. The department maintains a crime prevention unit that conducts meetings to discuss crime prevention techniques, presents demonstrations and hosts community events that promote partnership between the community and police. It also offers several support services, including gun registration, animal control, fingerprint identification, weapon permits, and traffic and parking law enforcement. The New Haven Police Department is located in New Haven, Ind.

The Jackson County Courthouse is administered by Jackson County, Mich. It is a forum for dispute resolution and is comprised of various divisions. The courthouse s circuit and probate court is a unified system in which all trial courts are consolidated under a chief judge. The Jackson County Courthouse s judges are elected for a six-year term on nonpartisan ballots. Its judicial district court focuses on dispensing equal justice in all matters under the court's jurisdiction and providing professional services. The courthouse s Friend of the Court is an adjunct of the circuit court with primary responsibilities for the enforcement of orders regarding custody, parenting time and the support of minor children.