Indiana § 33-36-2-5 - Interlocal agreements with county; ordinance violations
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§ 33-36-2-5. Interlocal agreements with county; ordinance violations
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 and dispose of ordinance violations that would otherwise come under the jurisdiction of an ordinance violations bureau established by a county under this chapter.
As added by P.L.75-2018, SEC.4.
IC 33-36-3Chapter 3. Schedule of Ordinance and Code Provisions; Violations
33-36-3-1Schedule of ordinance and code provisions; civil penalties 33-36-3-2Right to trial 33-36-3-3Denial; exercise of the right to trial 33-36-3-4Repealed 33-36-3-5Failure to appear or to satisfy assessed civil penalty; report; prosecution 33-36-3-6Court costs fee; admitted ordinance violations 33-36-3-7Disposition of civil penalties and costs collected
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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