Honorable Colette Moorman

The Dayton Municipal Court is a limited jurisdiction court of record, established in 1913, that serves the City of Dayton, Ohio. With five full-time judges and two appointed magistrates, the Court handles a range of cases, including violations of city ordinances, misdemeanor and traffic offenses, preliminary hearings for felony cases, civil cases up to $15,000, and small claims cases up to $6,000. Committed to administering justice in an impartial and equitable manner, the Court ensures that the protections of the law are available to all individuals. Supported by a team of 58 court employees, including a court administrator, probation officers, paralegals, and electronic home detention officers, the Dayton Municipal Court operates Monday through Friday, accepting case filings and payments.Generated from the website

Parking tickets issued by the Dayton Police Department are now payable online at www.PayMyFine.org. The Dayton Municipal Clerk of Court website now accepts VISA and MasterCard payments for Parking and Traffic tickets issued by the Dayton Police Department and fines and costs issued by the Dayton Municipal Court. We are excited to be able to offer our citizens the convenient option of paying their parking tickets online and possibly save them the trip of having to come to court, said Mark Owens, the Dayton Municipal Clerk of Court. The Clerk of Court is able to offer this new service thanks to the Dayton Police Department's adoption of an electronic parking ticket citation system in the Downtown Business District, which accounts for approximately 90% of all parking tickets issued in the City of Dayton. Electronic parking tickets will be available for online payment within 12 hours of issuance, and in many cases within just a few hours of issuance. Handwritten parking tickets will be available for online payment within two business days of issuance.

The Dayton Municipal Court, established in 1913, is a limited jurisdiction court of record located in Dayton, Ohio. With five full-time judges and two appointed magistrates, the Court handles a wide range of cases, including violations of city ordinances, misdemeanor and traffic offenses, preliminary hearings for felony cases, civil cases up to $15,000, and small claims cases up to $6,000. Committed to administering justice in an impartial and equitable manner, the Court ensures that the protections of the law are available to all individuals. With a team of 58 court employees, including a court administrator, probation officers, paralegals, and clerical staff, the Dayton Municipal Court provides professional and efficient services to the community.Generated from the website