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Huron, OH Municipal Court Goes Digital

December 27, 2017 posted by Steve Brownstein

A yearlong project in which city workers uploaded thousands of court documents, dating back to 1998, just went live.

The website, limited to court proceedings in Huron, allows anyone with internet access to:

View ongoing court case statuses

Search past decisions and related documentation

Look up an individual person’s criminal history

Pay court fines, such as speeding tickets

Download forms requiring the court’s permission, such as an eviction notice

Anyone can use the system, available at huronmunicourt.us.