The prosecutor will be able to discuss your case with you in court. If you need to contact the City Attorney's Office, please email [email protected]. If you need to request a continuance, please email the Clerk of Court at [email protected].
The City does not regulate signs by content. Temporary signs placed in the City's Right of Way may be impounded by the City. Browse our City Code for further information.
We advise you to seek legal guidance from you own attorney concerning private property rights. If you have a concern about a dangerous tree on public or private property, please contact the Parks & Forestry Division at 614-583-5340.
These are private civil matters. Her are links to services that may assist you: Franklin County Municipal Court Civil Division at 614-645-7220 or Franklin County Municipal Court Clerk at www.fcmcclerk.com
It is always best to work out issues related to neighbors in a positive manner. If you have exhausted positive communication methods, the City Attorney's Office has a free Community Mediation Program. Or you may contact the Police Division with…
You should contact the Finance Department at 614-583-5291.
Permits are required for: Commercial fire suppression systems Commercial fire protection systems Hydrant usage Fireworks exhibits Open burn Service stations Tents (any tent or membrane structure over 400 square feet, unless the tent is open on all sides, in which…
If your ticket was originally a payable violation, you may still pay the ticket in lieu of going to trial. Contact the Clerk of Court's office for your fine amount.
You have 10 days to file an appeal. This is done through the Clerk of Court's office. Your case will then be heard in the Franklin County Municipal Court.
If you cannot appear on your trial day, you must file a motion for continuance prior to trial.
If you think the prosecutor has certain information in its possession that you will need to use at trial, you must make a discovery request for that information at least seven days prior to trial. Your discovery request must be…
If you want a witness to come to court and they refuse to come voluntarily, you must request the Clerk of Court to issue a subpoena requiring that person to come to court to testify. This request should be made…