Jurisdiction Statement

Municipal courts were created by the General Assembly in Chapter 1901 of the Ohio Revised Code. The territorial jurisdiction is established by statute. The Miami County Municipal Court has jurisdiction over Miami County.

Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Municipal courts have jurisdiction over misdemeanors and have authority to conduct preliminary hearings in felony cases. Municipal courts may also handle civil cases in which the amount in controversy does not exceed $15,000 and small claims up to $3,000. Municipal court judges also may perform marriages.

Municipal Court Judges

A Municipal Judge must be an attorney with at least six years experience in the full time practice of law. The Governor will appoint a judge to fill any vacancy which occurs between scheduled elections.

Miami County Municipal Court

215 W. Main St.
Troy, OH 45373


Email Municipal Court

Hours Monday - Friday
8 AM - 4 PM

Directions

Public Access

FAQs
How can I pay for a traffic citation?
All Traffic citations are paid, in advance of your scheduled Court date on the ticket, and to the Miami County Clerk of Courts. You can post the bond amount.
  • Directly to the Clerk's Office on the third floor of the Courthouse
  • Mail your payment to the Miami County Clerk of Courts, 215 W. Main Street, Troy, Ohio 45373
  • Call the Clerk's Office for questions about the amount due, and for other forms of payment at (937) 440-3910
Q: How do I find out when my Court date is?
You should have received a Court notice, however, select the "Courtview" Public Access icon on the Court's website that will allow you to search your case for specific information.
Q: Where do I go for a Marriage License?
The Miami County Probate Court, located in the Miami County Safety building (second floor), is where you will apply and receive a license. The Miami County Municipal Court Judges provide for the actual marriage ceremony. Please contact Tawnya Emrick at 937-440-3937 to schedule an appointment or for any further questions.