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Emergency Court Maintenance

Published on September 22, 2026

The Franklin County Municipal Courthouse is closing due to emergency building maintenance.

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News Articles Related to FCMC Building Conditions

Published on August 25, 2026

These articles supplement the Court's statement on the decision to cancel construction of a new courthouse.

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Statement from the Municipal Court on Building Conditions

Published on August 12, 2026

The Franklin County Municipal Court is issuing this public statement regarding the City’s cancellation of the new courthouse construction. The statement addresses the longstanding deferred maintenance, deteriorating building systems, and ongoing safety and security issues that have affected the Court's daily operations for nearly twenty years.

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Celebrating Rehabilitation and Recovery

Published on June 11, 2026

For 27 people, the tight grip of addiction led to repeated criminal violations until they found a path to recovery and new beginnings in an unlikely place: the very court that could have taken away their freedom.

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Court Complex Traffic Changes

Published on April 03, 2026

A collective of courts and prosecutors aggregated traffic changes expected next week around the Franklin County Government Complex as the City of Columbus, Franklin County, and ODOT announced upcoming traffic and pedestrian walkway pattern changes around the Franklin County Municipal Courthouse.

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Parking Ticket Violation Scam Evolves/Continues

Published on February 10, 2026

The Franklin County Municipal Court Judges and the Franklin County
Municipal Clerk Lori Tyack are advising residents about an evolving scam.

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Why won't the police kick someone out of my house?

Published on November 24, 2020

Need to have someone who lives in your home removed? Calling the police won’t solve your problem, but this article explains what you can do to get someone out of your home.

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Media Releases

Emergency Court Maintenance

News Articles Related to FCMC Building Conditions

Statement from the Municipal Court on Building Conditions

Celebrating Rehabilitation and Recovery

Court Complex Traffic Changes

Parking Ticket Violation Scam Evolves/Continues

Why won't the police kick someone out of my house?

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