Rules While at Probation Appointments - Oregon Ohio Municipal Courts

Beginning May 18, 2020, face coverings are required of the public, court employees coming in direct contact with the public, and other individuals seeking to enter the building. Individuals will also 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.

May 18, 2020. Courthouse will open to include scheduled CRA (Felony), CRB (Criminal) and TRC (Operating Under the Influence) cases. This includes preliminary hearings, pretrials and trials on the docket the 9:00 a.m. out of custody arraignment docket for CRA, CRB and TRC cases only. Probation Officers will continue with monthly check-ins with low risk probationers by phone and those identified as higher risk probationers will report in person. Presentence investigation interviews will continue to be completed by phone until July, 2020. Face coverings are required to enter the building.

Other than warrants, access to the Courthouse is strictly limited to persons (attorney, defendant, victim, witnesses with subpoena) with scheduled cases.

June 1, 2020. Courthouse will open to hearings on civil cases and small claims. The courthouse will also hold hearings on TRD (Traffic) cases that have been continued due to COVID-19 on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. The courthouse will open to payment of fines, costs and fees and court filings. Access to the building is strictly limited to persons with scheduled cases, warrants, court filings or making payments. Face coverings are required to enter the building.

July 1, 2020. Courthouse is open to hearings on new TRD (Traffic) cases. Access to the building is strictly limited to persons with scheduled cases, warrants, court filings or making payments. Face coverings are required to enter the building.

August 3, 2020. Courthouse is open to the public. The need for face coverings will be determined by the public health recommendations at that time.

Fines and Costs: Payment of fines, costs and fees prior to June 1, 2020 can only be made via mail, online payment or by phone.

Questions regarding the plan to re-open the Oregon Municipal Court should be directed to the Clerk of Court at 419-690-7302. Thank you.

THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF RULES THAT MUST BE FOLLOWED WHILE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE OREGON PROBATION DEPARTMENT

NO CHILDREN ALLOWED
APPROPRIATE ATTIRE TO BE WORN AT ALL TIMES; NO SHORTS, TANK TOPS, BAGGIE PANTS, BELLY SHIRTS, INAPPROPRIATE T-SHIRTS, DIRTY WORK CLOTHES
NO COLOGNE/PERFUME
NO GUM/CANDY/MINTS
KEEP DESIGNATED APPOINTMENT DATE & TIME (NO EXCEPTIONS)

*** IF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS ARE NOT MET, THE PROBATION OFFICER HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO SEE YOU ***

November 1, 2008, the Court will begin sending delinquent files to Capital Recovery Systems, Inc., A file will be considered delinquent if a payment has not been made within the last 60 days. You will be assessed a 30% collection fee. Capital Recovery 1-800-693-6835.

ANY MISSED APPOINTMENTS WILL RESULT IN A COURT APPEARANCE BEFORE THE JUDGE