The Mayor's Court handles all city-level offenses, such as minor misdemeanors, traffic offenses, and city ordinance violations. In some cases, these can be transferred to Franklin County Municipal Court. You have the right to have an attorney represent you at Mayor's Court, and Koffel Brininger Nesbitt can help.
In Grandview Heights, the Mayor presides over all cases in the Mayor's Court although the Mayor can petition a Magistrate to decide cases in his or her stead. The current Mayor of Grandview Heights is Ray DeGraw and the current magistrate is Matthew P. Cincione.
If you were charged with a misdemeanor offense, code violation, or infraction and your case is being handled in Mayor's Court, it is the city of Grandview Heights that is bringing the charge against you. The city's representative is the prosecutor. The current prosecutor for Grandview Heights is David F. Beck.
If you have a question about your case, have a scheduling issue, or need to pay a fine, you would contact the Clerk. The current Clerk of Grandview Heights is Linda Wheeler.
If you have a case this is being handled in Grandview Heights Mayor's Court, your hearing will take place on either the second or fourth Tuesday of the month at or after 1:00pm. The Grandview Heights Mayor's Court is located in City Hall. Address is –
1016 Grandview Avenue
Grandview Heights, OH 43212