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Traffic Camera Information
Traffic camera violations are issued via regular mail and carry a civil penalty, meaning the violation amounts to a civil fine only. You will NOT receive a traffic conviction and points will NOT be reported to the BMV. Currently the Village of Peninsula is the only jurisdiction utilizing photo enforcement devices.
For information on your rights and how to pay or contest your citation click here. There is no cost to contest your citation.
To view the Court’s Local Rule on traffic camera cases click here.
To view Peninsula’s local ordinances on traffic camera photo enforcement and Frequently Asked Questions about their photo enforcement program, click here.
To view the photographic evidence accompanying your citation, click here. You will need to enter the Citation # and Pin # on the upper right hand corner of your citation. Once logged in, click on the “Review Evidence” at the top of the website.
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The Stow Municipal Court has jurisdiction over misdemeanor and traffic offenses committed within its geographical boundaries and civil cases in which the amount in controversy does not exceed $15,000. The Court handles about 20,000 cases per year.
The Court serves sixteen communities in northern Summit County including Boston Heights, Boston Township, Cuyahoga Falls, Hudson, Macedonia, Munroe Falls, Northfield, Northfield Center Township, Peninsula, Reminderville, Sagamore Hills, Silver Lake, Stow, Tallmadge, Twinsburg and Twinsburg Township.
In 2009, the new courthouse was opened at State Route 8 and Steels Corners Road. The central location gives citizens throughout the district easy access to the Court. The building is paid for using court fees, not taxpayer dollars.
The Stow Municipal Court is located at:
4400 Courthouse Boulevard
Stow, Ohio 44224