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Miami County Court Resources

The Miami County Municipal Court is located at 201 West Main Street Troy, Ohio 45373. 

You can obtain a current courtroom schedule For Fairfiled Municipal Court by clicking here:
Miami County Municipal Court Online


The Judges who may hear your case in Miami County Municipal Court are the honroable Judge Mel Kemmer and the honorable Judge Elizabeth S. Gutmann.

You can contact Miami County Municipal Court by calling

Presiding Judge Mel Kemmer
(937) 440-3933

Judge Elizabeth S. Gutmann
(937) 440-3936

Magistrate Gary Zuhl
(937) 440-3908

Municipal Court Fax
(937) 440-3911

Clerk of Courts
(937) 440-3918

Municipal Prosecutor
(937) 440-3928

Adult Probation
(937) 440-3930

Civil & small claims
(937) 440-3919

Criminal & traffic
(937) 440-3910

Bailiffs
(937) 440-3926

Office of Court Technology
(937) 440-3925

 

Other Miami County Court Contacts:

Miami County Common Pleas Court
Miami County Domestic Relations Court
Miami County Probate Court
201 West Main Street
Troy, Ohio 45373


Miami County Municipal Court
Old Courthouse
201 West Main Street
Troy, Ohio 45373




 
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