Village of Ashville, Ohio

Brian Garvine took his oath of office in November, 2006. Brian chairs the the Public Safety and the Parks & Recreation Committees. He is also a member of the Utility Committee.

Why is your role important?

The Village Council meets three times a month to set agendas and discuss any pressing issues. We keep the Village running efficiently while attempting to improve Village life.

How does your work reflect Ashville's vision statement?

We work hard to maintain the history and integrity of the village while taking advantage of all the opportunities for growth.

Why do you like working for Ashville?

The people, Village Council Members and Village employees are easy to talk to and work with, despite any disagreements. Everyone has the Village's best intentions in mind.

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Oath of Office given to Colton Henson on January 2, 2024 by Mayor Welsh 

Colton Henson took his oath of office on March 6, 2023. The ceremony was performed by Nelson R. Embrey II, Mayor.

He is a member of the Utility and Public Service & Safety Committees.

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Appearance time and date can be found on top of the citaion.

Mayor's Court is held:

If you are ordered into Mayor's Court, you must appear on the date and time listed on the citation. Failure to appear may result in a warrant for your arrrest and suspension of your driver's license.

Proof of Insurance:

If you did not show current proof of Financial Responsibilty (vehicle insurance) and it is marked on the citation as not showing proof of insurance, you must bring in proof to cover the date and time of the citation or your license is subject to suspension by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Acknowledgement of Rights:

When appearing in court, you should know your basic rights as a defendant. These are your rights. If you have any questions concerning these rights, you may ask the Magistrate when your case is called.

• You or your attorney shall be permitted to read and have a copy of the complaint.
• You are entitled to understand the nature and the consequences of the charge(s) against you.
• You have the right to hire an attorney of your choice OR you have the right to have an attorney assigned without cost if you are unable to employ one, and you have a right to a reasonable continuance in the proceedings to secure counsel.
• You need make no statement at any point in the proceedings, but any statement you make may be used agaisnt you in a subsequent hearing.
• You have a right to a jury trial where such right exists. In petty offense cases, you must file a written demand with the Clerk of Court if you want your case tried to a jury.
• You have a right to reasonable bail.
• If you are convicted of a traffic offense, a record of that conviction will be sent to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and becomes a part of your driving record - you may get points.
• A conviction may enhance or increase the penalities of any future charges brought against you.
• You are presumed innocent unless the Village presents facts beyond reasonable doubt to overcome that presumption.
• Offenses other than Minor Misdemeanors may be transfered to Circlevill Municipal Court for trial or other disposition.

Payment:

You may pay with check, cash, money order or credit card. Please make checks payable to the Ashville Mayor's Court. Payments can be mailed or paid in person at: 200 East Station Street, Ashville, OH 43103. Our office hours are M-F, 8:00-4:00. If you have any questions, please call the clerk at (740) 983-7131.

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