South Euclid Court | Justice, Service, Community

Court Costs Increasing January 1st, 2024

Pursuant to the Order and Entry Pursuant to R.C.1901.26 filed 12/29/2023, most standard fees for the filing of each traffic, criminal, or civil action or proceeding will be increased by $25.00. Please see the Order and Entry, Criminal Court Costs page, Civil Court Costs page, and Fines & Payments page for exact costs.

Contacting South Euclid Court…

PLEASE NOTE: If you reach the court’s voicemail, it is imperative that you leave a voicemail message, including your name, case number, and issue.

ALSO: Due to the high volume of inquiries the Court is currently receiving, your call will be returned no later than the end of the business day. Please feel free to call or email again.

Open to the Public

As of February 2022 the court is open to the public and continues to serve the community in person.

Jury Duty

If summoned for jury duty to please call (216) 381.2880 ext. 298 to check whether the case will be going forward.

The Court is strongly urging everyone to please email the Court by using info@secourt.org Using this mechanism will ensure the Court will receive all intended documents designated for the Court to be applied to the cases.

For questions/issues regarding…

Probation (EXCEPT scheduling a hearing), please contact us at probation@secourt.org

For questions/issues regarding…

Civil Filings and any other questions regarding civil (EXCEPT scheduling a hearing), please contact us at civil@secourt.org

For All Other Matters, INCLUDING Scheduling a Hearing, or Questions/Filings Regarding Traffic/Criminal Matters, please contact us at info@secourt.org

At South Euclid Municipal Court, our pledge is to dispense justice fairly and uphold the tenets of the United States and Ohio Constitutions. We work diligently to respond to all inquiries and concerns in an efficient, professional manner while treating all who interact with our court with respect and courtesy.

The South Euclid Municipal Court is the community’s court, belonging to no one person individually, but rather everyone equally under the law. It is our duty and honor to serve all who appear before the court and our obligation to ensure that each person’s rights are preserved during the judicial process.