The Court will be closed Monday, January 18, 2021 in observance of Martin Luther King Day.
COVID-19 Protocols: Face coverings are required to be worn of the public, court employees coming in direct contact with the public, and other individuals seeking to enter the building. Individuals will continue to be required to have their temperature taken prior to entering the courthouse. Anyone with a temperature over 100 degrees will be asked to leave and their case will be rescheduled.
Access to the building will remain limited to persons with scheduled cases, warrants, court filings or making payments. Face coverings are required to enter the building.
Fines and Costs: Payment of fines, costs and fees are encouraged to be paid by mail, online at www.oregoncourtpayments.com or by calling 419-324-2039.
When the emergency subsides, the Court shall enter an order declaring an end to the emergency and a resumption of normal operations.
Questions regarding the plan to re-open the Oregon Municipal Court please call at 419-698-7010. Thank you.
Electronic monitoring programs can help lower public safety expenses for taxpayers. They can also reduce jail populations and require offenders to pay for services. Electronic monitoring can lead to increased public safety due the fact that offenders are supervised using the latest monitoring technologies and strategies.
The monitoring system, also known as “house arrest,” is often utilized by the court as an alternative to “traditional” incarceration or jail time. While on electronic monitoring, the individual must remain at home at all times except as provided by the court’s Monitoring Officer. Conditions of electronic monitoring are determined on a case by case manner.
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