Mason Municipal Court
D. Andrew Batsche, Judge
Debra Gardner, Clerk of Court
Welcome to the Mason Municipal Court
The Mason Municipal Court was established January 1, 1966, by the Ohio General Assembly. Prior to that time, Mason had a Mayor’s Court. The Mason Municipal Court presides over matters occurring within the City of Mason and Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio.
The Civil Division handles civil disputes not exceeding $15,000, small claim matters not exceeding $6,000, and evictions. The criminal division handles misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases, as well as preliminary hearings on felony charges.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to administer justice fairly, efficiently and impartially while protecting individual rights and upholding the rule of law. We want the residents of Mason and Deerfield Township to be safe from crime and have an open forum for resolving civil disputes. We are dedicated to providing accessible, courteous and transparent service to every person.
Disclaimer
The purpose of this web site is to make public records, court-related information and forms available for public use. The Court claims no responsibility for any discrepancies or exclusions that exist. There will be a delay between court filings and judicial action and the posting of such data online. The user of this system is hereby notified that any reliance on the data displayed on the screen is at your own risk and liability. Information on the system may be altered, amended, or modified without notice. If you require verified information as to the records of the Mason Municipal Court, you may send a request to the Court or visit the court, located at 5950 Mason Montgomery Rd., Mason, OH 45040, during regular business hours.
The Court, Clerk of Court, their agents, and the developers of this web site assume no liability whatsoever associated with the use or misuse of the data contained herein.
It is not the intention of the Mason Municipal Court to offer legal advice through these pages or through our answering of questions. While knowledgeable about the operational procedures of the Court, the Clerk, Deputy Clerks, Probation Staff and Bailiffs are not attorneys and cannot recommend specific legal options. For legal questions you should seek the advice of an attorney knowledgeable in the area of law about which you are inquiring.