The Toledo Municipal Court was created by the Ohio General Assembly in Chapter 1901 of the Ohio Revised Code. The Toledo Municipal Court includes a Housing Division, which has its own website, which handles criminal housing and civil housing cases. The jurisdiction of the court includes the City of Toledo, Ottawa Hills, and Washington Township. Seven full-time judges serve on the Toledo Municipal Court. More information is available here about Toledo Municipal Court judges. One full time and one part-time magistrate serve by appointment of the judges.

The court handles the following matters:

• Misdemeanor cases

• Traffic and some parking violations

• Felony cases (initial appearance only)

• Civil actions (matters up to $15,000), dog warden appeals, BMV administrative appeals, proceedings in aid, and trusteeships

• Small claims (matters Up to $6,000)

• Marriage ceremonies

The work of the judges and magistrates is supported by a dedicated team of court professionals. These individuals support the work of the judges, enhance public access to the court, and provide a range of services to ensure appropriate case resolution, including the rehabilitation of offenders. You can learn more about their work here.