By Judge Zack Dolyk As summer arrives in Vermilion, I would like to remind you when driving please use patience and follow the posted speed limit signs. Children are biking, skateboarding and walking around town. Many drivers fail to obey the speed limit signs which can result in the issuance of a citation for speeding.Continue reading “Slow down and enjoy the weather this summer”
By Judge Zack Dolyk The Vermilion Municipal Court and the Vermilion Police Department have acquired a transport van. We want to thank the Erie County Commissioners, William Monaghan, Mathew Old, Patrick Shenigo as well as Sheriff Paul Sigsworth. Chief Christopher Hartung had attended a meeting of area police chiefs and learned the Erie County SheriffContinue reading “Municipal court and police department thankful for new transport van”
By Judge Zack Dolyk Courts are established to provide justice they are not created for the purpose of generating revenue. However, we understand our responsibility to collect the fines and costs imposed at sentencing. The Clerk’s office of the Vermilion Municipal Court attempts to collect all fine and costs in a timely manner. When theContinue reading “Understanding the collections system for municipal court fees”
By Judge Zack Dolyk Every year the Ohio Supreme Court requires that every Court in Ohio report its case load statistics. 2017 was again a very busy year in our Court. The Vermilion Municipal Court collected over 1.4 million dollars in fines and costs. Our goal is to continue to provide excellent service to ourContinue reading “Vermilion Municipal Court releases 2017 year-end report capping a busy year”
By Judge Zack Dolyk We have had reports of residents receiving letters from companies offering to obtain a Deed and Property Assessment Profiles for them. The letters look official and offers this service to you along with a large “processing fee.” In one case the fee is $86.00. This information can be obtained at theContinue reading “Protect yourself and loved ones against financial elder abuse scams”
By: Judge Zack Dolyk October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. People are encouraged to wear purple ribbons as a symbol of their stand against domestic violence. Domestic violence is a misdemeanor of the first degree carrying a maximum jail sentence of six months and up to a $1000.00 fine. Once a person is convicted ofContinue reading “Important facts, information and resources regarding domestic violence”
By: Judge Zack Dolyk The Lorain County Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) is continuing the Back to School Amnesty Program through the month of August 2017. The month of August is recognized throughout the State of Ohio as Child Support Awareness month. In an effort to promote child support awareness, the Agency will be extendingContinue reading “Amnesty program is continued through August”
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