Sec. 1. The legislative body of a municipal corporation may establish, by ordinance or code, an ordinance violations bureau. Upon the creation of a bureau, the legislative body shall provide for the appointment of a violations clerk (who may be the clerk or clerk-treasurer of the municipal corporation) to be the administrator of the bureau. […]
Sec. 2. If the legislative body does not establish an ordinance violations bureau under section 1 of this chapter, the clerk or clerk-treasurer of the municipal corporation is designated the violations clerk for purposes of this chapter. [Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-6-3-1.] As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.15.
Sec. 3. The violations clerk may accept: (1) written appearances; (2) waivers of trial; (3) admissions of violations; and (4) payment of civil penalties up to a specific dollar amount set forth in an ordinance adopted by the legislative body, but not more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250); in ordinance violation cases, subject to […]
Sec. 4. A city or town that has not established a court under IC 33-35-1 or an ordinance violations bureau under this chapter may enter into an interlocal agreement under IC 36-1-7 with a municipal corporation that: (1) has established an ordinance violations bureau under this chapter; and (2) is located in the same judicial […]
Sec. 5. A county may enter into an interlocal agreement under IC 36-1-7 with a city or town within the county for: (1) use of the city or town’s ordinance violations bureau; or (2) use of the city or town’s court if the city or town has established a court under IC 33-35; to hear […]
