Bexley Mayor's Court
The Bexley Mayor's Court serves as the judicial branch of the City of Bexley.
The Mayor's staff, Clerk of Court, also functions as the Violations Bureau, collecting payments for violations that do not require a court appearance. The Clerk's office keeps abreast of changes in pertinent laws and regulations, and strives to enhance day-to-day operations with all persons associated with the court.
At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings.
Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. Specific dates are listed below.
Bexley City Code
The online codified ordinances of the City of Bexley are hosted by American Legal Publishing Corporation.
Contact Information
Marquan Stewart, Clerk of Court
Phone: (614) 559-4437
Fax: (614) 559-4201
Bexley City Hall
2242 E. Main Street
Bexley, Ohio 43209
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
2021
• January 7
• January 21
• February 4
• February 18
• March 11
• March 25
• April 8
• April 22
• May 6
• May 20
• June 3
• June 17
• July 1
• July 15
• July 29
• August 12
• August 26
• September 9
• September 23
• October 7
• October 21
• November 4
• November 18
• December 2
• December 16
Early 2022
• January 6, 2022
• January 20, 2022
• February 3, 2022
• February 17, 2022
Bexley City Hall
2242 E. Main Street
Bexley, Ohio 43209
Open M-F 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Mail checks to Bexley City Hall, 2242 E. Main Street, Bexley, Ohio 43209.
Make check payable to Bexley Mayor's Court
Q. What is this program?
A. Beginning June 13, 2019, counsel will be appointed for defendants, free of charge, determined to be indigent and charged with a criminal offense that carries the potential of jail time as a penalty (M4-M1 cases).
Q. How do I apply?
A. You must file an application, called a Financial Disclosure Form (link). This Form will only be used for purposes of determining indigent status and is not relevant to your case. Counsel and/or the City of Bexley has discretion in determining who qualifies.
Note: This is a standard form for all of Ohio's public defender offices. We do not charge a $25 application fee. Complete Sections I, II, III, and IV if section III isn't applicable.
Q. What if I transfer my case to Franklin County Municipal Court to be heard?
A. The attorney provided to you in Mayor’s Court will not continue representation if your case is transferred.
Q. How do I obtain a Public Defender if my case is transferred?
A. You will need to follow the procedures outlined by the Franklin County Public Defender’s office, i.e. completing a new application and paying an application fee. Qualification or non-qualification in Bexley Mayor’s Court is not determinative or binding on whether you will be appointed counsel in Municipal Court.
City of Bexley's Public Defender
Leslie Albeit, Esq. of Albeit Weiker, LLP is the Public Defender for the City of Bexley.
(614) 745-2001
Legal Aid Society of Columbus
1108 City Park Ave #100
Columbus, Ohio 43206
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
(614) 224-8374
"Ask the Attorney"
Offers free legal advice on Wednesdays from 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm.
(614) 481-6678
To visit the FCCCP website, click here.
To visit the FCMC website, click here.