Mayor's Court

Do I have to pay court costs if I waive my ticket?

Yes, you will pay court costs if you waive your appearance in court and pay a fine. However, the fine can be less than, the same or at the discretion of the Magistrate.

Do I have to appear in Court or can I pay a waiver fine?

The officer normally checks the box, located on the lower portion of the ticket, indicating whether or not your appearance is required.

What form of payment must I have when paying a ticket?

We accept Master Card, Visa, money order, personal check, cash and online payments. You can contact the Court prior to you court appearance to pay your ticket in person, by mail, using the drop-off box or online. You must pay the ticket on or before your scheduled court date.

Do I have to pay my court costs and fines the day of court?

Yes, payment is expected on the day of court. Traditional monthly payment plans are not accepted but in certain circumstances short-term arrangements can be made.

How many points are associated with a typical moving violation?

Most moving violations are 2 points.

How many points can I get before I lose my license?

12 points on your license will result in a suspension.

How long do points stay on my license?

Points stay on your license for 2 years.

Where can I go regarding evictions and small claims court?

You must go to a Municipal Court: if you live in Parma Heights that would be Parma Municipal Court on Powers Blvd.

Can I speak with the Magistrate or Prosecutor before my court date?

No. You will have an opportunity to speak to the Magistrate and the Prosecutor prior to disposition/decision/conviction.

Will the Officer that issued the citation be present in court?

No, the officer is not present. If the Magistrate feels the need to have the officer present, he may continue the court date in which to do so.

Where is the court located?

Mayor's Court is held at Parma Heights City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road in the Council Chambers.

	Court Contact Information 440.884.9603 mayorscourt@parmaheights.us

Mayor's Court handles misdemeanor criminal cases and traffic offenses.	2022-2023 Court Schedule
Please click here to access 2022 WAIVER SCHEDULE Click here to access speeding violation schedule
Please click here to Pay Your Ticket Online TRAFFIC TICKETS - Make checks payable to: Parma Heights Mayor's Court *Costs and fines are due in full on your scheduled court date*	Magistrate George F. Lonjak
The court office is open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (excluding holidays) The court office may be reached by phone: 440.884.9603 and by fax at 440.842.3055	Prosecutor Bryan O'Malley
FAQs: Do I have to pay court costs if I waive my ticket? Yes, you will pay court costs if you waive your appearance in court and pay a fine. However, the fine can be less than, the same or at the discretion of the Magistrate. Do I have to appear in Court or can I pay a waiver fine? The officer normally checks the box, located on the lower portion of the ticket, indicating whether or not your appearance is required. What form of payment must I have when paying a ticket? We accept Master Card, Visa, money order, personal check, cash and online payments. You can contact the Court prior to you court appearance to pay your ticket in person, by mail, using the drop-off box or online. You must pay the ticket on or before your scheduled court date. Do I have to pay my court costs and fines the day of court? Yes, payment is expected on the day of court. Traditional monthly payment plans are not accepted but in certain circumstances short-term arrangements can be made. How many points are associated with a typical moving violation? Most moving violations are 2 points. How many points can I get before I lose my license? 12 points on your license will result in a suspension. How long do points stay on my license? Points stay on your license for 2 years. Where can I go regarding evictions and small claims court? You must go to a Municipal Court: if you live in Parma Heights that would be Parma Municipal Court on Powers Blvd. Can I speak with the Magistrate or Prosecutor before my court date? No. You will have an opportunity to speak to the Magistrate and the Prosecutor prior to disposition/decision/conviction. Will the Officer that issued the citation be present in court? No, the officer is not present. If the Magistrate feels the need to have the officer present, he may continue the court date in which to do so. Where is the court located? Mayor's Court is held at Parma Heights City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road in the Council Chambers. Any questions regarding the Photo Enforcement Program or tickets may be made in person or by phone at 440.884.9603. Most information for handling of a photo enforcement citation can be found in the mailing you receive from Redflex, including a phone number to the company.	Court Clerk Nora Neel

440.884.9603 mayorscourt@parmaheights.us

Please note: All Not-Guilty and No-Contest Pleas require a personal appearance at the Court

440.884.9603

mayorscourt@parmaheights.us