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The Medford Municipal Court handles parking, traffic and city ordinance citations issued by the Medford Police Department. Hours: Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Location: City Hall - Second Floor (411 W 8th Street, 97501) Phone: 541-774-2040. Phone Payments: 888-325-6866. Email: [email protected] . Fax ...

Members of the Medford City Council are the Mayor, elected at-large, and eight City Councilors who are elected from respective wards. All are elected for four-year terms. The Mayor and Council serve as unpaid volunteers.

View a directory of the City of Medford departments and the services that each department offers.

The City’s goal for the MOTSAP is to create and employ comprehensive safety strategies throughout the City of Medford to ensure that the City’s adopted goal of ZERO roadway deaths or serious injuries is reflected in the City’s code, design documents, infrastructure projects, programs, and policies.

The Medford TSP outlines a twenty-year plan to guide transportation improvements and enhance general mobility throughout the City. Presently, with over 80,000 (2017) residents, the City will use this document to balance transportation needs and improvements in the coming decades.

All Medford Municipal Court sessions are open to the public. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. In Custody Arraignments (Monday - Friday at 8:30 AM)

If you have received a traffic or ordinance violation, one of the first things you can do is check the court date and time on the citation. You can appear at the Medford Municipal Court on that date and time or do any of the following options listed below prior to the court...

The City of Medford offers our community members numerous services. Scroll through the services listing below or use the search bar to look up a key word or phrase.

Visit the Oregon.gov website to view reportable crime data submitted by law enforcement agencies within the last five years. Data provided for offenses, arrests, LEOKA, victim type, and domestic violence.