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| 1. Where do I go to pay fines for traffic offenses? 6111 Taylorsville Rd. Huber Heights, OH 45424-2951 (937) 496-7231 Civil: (937) 225-5824 Fax: (937) 496-7236 Monday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call the court to obtain the cost and appearance requirements. Please include the ticket and proof of insurance with your payment. We accept check, money order, Visa, Mastercard or cash at the counter. Only check or money orders will be accepted via mail or drop box. Montgomery County Municipal Court, Eastern Division website. Juveniles: Montgomery County Juvenile Court, 380 W. Second St., Dayton, Ohio 45402, 225-5462. Call the court to obtain fine and appearance requirements. Montgomery County Juvenile Court website. |
| 2. If my driver's license is expired, how long do I have to renew it? You have six (6) months to renew your driver's license without having to take the driving tests again. However, there is no grace period for driving on an expired driver's license. Your driver's license expires on your birthday, every four (4) years. TIP: It is a good idea to make it a part of every family birthday celebration to have every licensed driver check their driver's license for expiration. You would be surprised how many times this has saved someone from driving illegally and/or having to take the driver's exam again. Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles website. |
| 3. My electricity and/or phone or other utility is out of service. How long before it will be restored? We suggest you contact your electric or phone company to report outages and obtain information regarding the length of the outage. DP&L - Electric Power Service 1-877-4OUTAGE |
| 4. When is Beggar's Night? Beggar's Night will be October 30, 2012. |
| 5. Can I get my fingerprints made at the Huber Heights Police Dept.? Please go to the link for more details www.huberpolice.com/services/printing.html |
| 6. If I lock the keys in my car, will the Huber Heights Police Dept. unlock my vehicle for me? We do not provide this service. If there is a child locked in the vehicle. or an immediate risk of harm to persons or property we will force entry into the vehicle. |
| 7. What is the phone number for the Huber Heights License Bureau, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Ohio State Patrol, Huber Heights Fire Department or the Montgomery County Municipal Court, Eastern Division, Juvenile Court and County Jail? Huber Heighs License Bureau - 236-1763 |
| 8. When do I have to report an accident? It is advisable to report all crashes which occur on the public roadways to the appropriate police department. If your vehicles are in the roadway and pose a traffic hazard, please move them to a safe location until the police arrive. However if you choose not to file a report, you must stop and exchange information when an accident occurs. Information to be exchanged should include:
Police departments generally do not take accident reports that occur on private property (parking lots). Exceptions to that are:
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| 9. Is school closed today? The police department does not make the decision concerning a school closing, and we are not advised by the superintendent when such events occur. We suggest you listen to a local radio or TV station or call the school in question directly. |
| 10. Does Huber Heights have a curfew for minors and what are the times? The City of Huber Heights has a curfew that effects young people under the age of eighteen. It states in part that any minor out during restricted hours has to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Minors as well as parents and/or guardians may be prosecuted for violations. The restricted hours are: Under Age 14:
Ages 14-17:
There are some exceptions. If a minor is gainfully employed and going home from work, or has been attending a school, church, or some other community event, then he or she is not in violation while en route home. |