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Pedestrian Bridge to Close February 17

The pedestrian bridge over South High Street that links the Franklin County Parking Garage to the Municipal Court building will close permanently on February 17.

Visitors will no longer be able to walk from the ninth floor of the Franklin County Garage to the sixth floor of the Municipal Court building at 375 S. High St.

Visitors parking in the Frankin County Parking Garage will need to get to the ground floor and walk west on Fulton or Mound St., then cross S. High St to access the Municipal Court.

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Mound Street Construction Update

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will begin a major construction project on March 5, 2018, that will directly impact county employees and visitors to the downtown complex, particularly those parking in the Fulton Street Parking Garage (34 E. Fulton Street).

Please be advised Mound Street will become one-way heading west from 3rd Street to High Street and will be restricted to one lane for the duration of the project, which is anticipated to last at least seven months. This will be an active construction site during business hours so please use caution.

All Fulton Street Parking Garage entrances and exits will remain open during construction. As a reminder, monthly parking pass holders may exit the garage utilizing either the Mound or Fulton Street exits. Daily parkers will continue to exit on Mound Street and must turn left (west).

Please see below link for ODOT’s maps and driving directions during the Mound Street construction.

ODOT I-70/I-71 Project

Possible Phone Scam

The Franklin County Municipal Court has become aware of telephone scams by identity thieves targeting members of the public. They call, claiming to be jury staff requesting social security numbers to supposedly stop warrants from being issued for not reporting for jury service. Jury employees never contact potential jurors by telephone and would never, under any circumstances request any personal or financial information over the telephone.

The Court suggests that you hang up on any caller who claims to be a court employee seeking this information. Similar scams have been reported recently in other Ohio counties as well as other states. We urge all members of the public to be aware of such scams and be careful not to reveal confidential information over the telephone.

Overview

The Municipal Court's Jury Office is located on the 9th floor of 375 South High Street.

Staff
  • Jury Commissioner Tom Shields
  • Deputy Jury Commissioner Robert Condon
Contact Information

Secure Wi-Fi Hotspot available for Jurors

Important Information

Directions and Parking

Frequently Asked Questions