Last week, Administrative/Presiding Judge Annalisa S. Williams and Magistrate Lisa Bradley had the pleasure of welcoming Girl Scouts of North East Ohio Troop 91336 to our courthouse for a visit. The Scouts asked wonderful questions! Judge Williams and Magistrate Bradley explained the importance of making good decisions at a young age and how court staff members work together to keep our community safe. We enjoy working with Girl Scouts all across Summit County!
Akron Municipal Court
司法机关
Akron，Ohio 1,283 位关注者
Our Judges, Magistrates and staff are proud to serve our jurisdiction.
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The Akron Municipal Court serves the cities of Akron and Fairlawn; the townships of Bath, Richfield and Springfield; the Villages of Lakemore and Richfield; and that part of Mogadore in Summit County, Ohio. The subject matter jurisdiction of a court is its ability to hear and decide the specific kinds of cases. The Akron Municipal Court has jurisdiction in misdemeanor criminal cases where the maximum sentence is one year in jail and a fine of not more than $2,500.00. The Akron Municipal Court also handles the initial stages of felony proceedings prior to trial. In civil matters, this jurisdiction is limited to cases where the monetary claim requested by either party is not more than $15,000. Jury trials are held upon request in all criminal cases except for minor misdemeanors and in all civil cases.
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Akron Municipal Court Judge Annalisa S. Williams will be officiating weddings at the Hower House Museum on Wednesday, December 4. The Hower House will be decorated for the holidays! Know of a couple who would like to get married in December? Feel free to pass along this information or have them call our Service Bailiffs' Office at (330) 375-2592.
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One year ago today, the Akron Municipal Court began a new chapter as we opened our doors at 172 South Broadway Street in Downtown Akron. Prior to last year's move, we held hearings in the Harold K. Stubbs Justice Center. Thank you to the community and all court users who shared our excitement as we embraced a new facility. Since we opened, we installed a new Little Free Library outside our courthouse and have hosted several events in our expanded space.
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Summit County Valor Court, led by Judge Susan Baker Ross, takes part in an annual event to honor veterans who lost their lives due to invisible wounds of war. Every day, an average of 22 veterans take their lives in the United States. In an effort to promote awareness of this tragedy, 22 dog tags are placed on Witness Trees throughout the state on a daily basis. Here are photos of the dog tags that are featured in a tree near both the Summit County Court of Common Pleas- General Division and the Akron Municipal Court.
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Have you checked out City of Akron, Ohio’s Leaf Removal Dashboard? Residents can use the dashboard to see where in their ward the crews are working, what streets have already been completed and access the full Leaf Removal Schedule. You can view the dashboard at any time by visiting akronohio.gov/leaves. ??
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Join us this Friday at the Glendale Cemetery. We will co-host an in-person tribute on Friday, November 8, 2024 beginning at 11:30 a.m. for Civil War Veteran Lewis P. Buckley. The ceremony will take place in the Civil War Memorial Chapel on the Glendale property followed by a walking tour of the cemetery. Members of the press and public are welcome to attend the event taking place at 150 Glendale Avenue in Akron. Lewis P. Buckley was a Civil War Union Army Officer. During the Civil War, Mr. Buckley was commissioned as Captain and Commander of Company G, 19th Ohio Volunteer Infantry on April 22, 1861 at age 56. He was promoted to full Major on May 29, 1861. He served until his regiment was mustered out on August 27, 1861. Buckley re-enlisted on August 31, 1861 as Colonel and Commander of the 29th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, serving in that capacity until forced to resign due to failing health on January 26, 1863. After returning to Akron, Buckley participated in Summit County military affairs through the end of the war. He died in 1868 and is buried in Glendale Cemetery. The G.A.R. Buckley Post Memorial is located near his grave. Mark Perkins, a history enthusiast who is active with the Kent Civil War Society, will describe Mr. Buckley’s journey as a veteran. Steven Kaut, Glendale Cemetery Chief Operating Officer, will describe the importance of the Civil War Memorial Chapel. Kaut will also lead the walking tour. The Chapel is not heated, so please dress appropriately based on the day’s weather forecast. Greeters will point guests in the proper direction for parking and entry into the Memorial Chapel upon arrival.
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We were grateful to have Turning Point Tank in attendance at our trick-or-treat celebration last week! Jillian Zetts is Tank's handler. Tank works in the Summit County Turning Point Program and the Summit County Court of Common Pleas- General Division's Adult Probation Department! Thanks for being a part of the special day, Tank and Jillian!
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October 31 marks Halloween each year, but also this year, it marked the beginning of Diwali. Diwali is the festival of lights and one of the most important events in the Hindu calendar. Judge Jon Oldham had the honor of officiating the wedding ceremony for Sagarika and Dev this past Thursday at the Akron Civic Theatre. Read more about this amazing couple at the link below!