Contact Page for Alexandria Mayor's Court

Phone	740-924-2001; Village Hall at 924-2539
Fax	924-2617
Mailing Address	Alexandria Mayor's Court One-Sixteen Granville Street, Alexandria, OH 43001
Street Address	116 Granville Street, Alexandria, OH 43001

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Old Comments about Alexandria Mayor's Court (hide)
Sep 25 2008 04:45:44: I live in Alexandria--due to a census error (which county and village officials are still fighting), we were shown as pop. 88, when we actually are populated by 500 - 600 people. And our main street is St. Rt. 37...I live on Main St., and believe me, there are LOTS of speeders, drunks, and druggies hauling through this town! Also, the Mayor's Court used to be in the Village Office when the police and village government were crammed into one tiny building...since the Village Offices moved into an old bank building, the Mayor's Court (which is NOT presided over by the Mayor) was left in the Police Dept. to give it more room.

Old Comments about Alexandria Mayor's Court (hide)

Sep 25 2008 04:45:44: I live in Alexandria--due to a census error (which county and village officials are still fighting), we were shown as pop. 88, when we actually are populated by 500 - 600 people. And our main street is St. Rt. 37...I live on Main St., and believe me, there are LOTS of speeders, drunks, and druggies hauling through this town! Also, the Mayor's Court used to be in the Village Office when the police and village government were crammed into one tiny building...since the Village Offices moved into an old bank building, the Mayor's Court (which is NOT presided over by the Mayor) was left in the Police Dept. to give it more room.