Peoria Municipal Court    Latest News    Court Opens New, 83rd Avenue Entrance   People with business before the Peoria Municipal Court should use the new, 83rd Avenue entrance starting on Friday, Jan. 22. They should park on the upper level of the east parking garage, accessible from West Cinnabar Avenue, and take the pedestrian bridge to the court.  Learn more.    The City of Peoria implements a new eCitation System   The City of Peoria Municipal Court and the Police Department have partnered on a new citation system that will improve the efficiency and accuracy of citations issued by the Peoria Police Department. “eCitation” is a program where the officer carries a hand-held unit to complete the citation.  Learn more.    Municipal Court Expansion Project Under Way   The Municipal Court Building is undgoing an $11 million expansion that will more than double the space available to the court and move the main entrance to the 83rd Avenue side of the building. Completion scheduled for February 2011. The court will remain open during the course of the expansion. Learn more.      What would you like to do?  Obtain an Order of Protection Obtain a marriage license Pay a traffic ticket Change a court date   About the Peoria Municipal Court    The mission of the Peoria Municipal Court is to ensure the prompt and fair adjudication of all cases and to maintain public confidence in the courts through transparency, accessibility, communication and education.   The Municipal Court handles criminal misdemeanors, traffic violations, city code violations, injunctions prohibiting harassment and orders of protection.   It is located on the Peoria Municipal Campus at 10100 N. 83rd Ave. Visitor parking is located off West Cinnabar Avenue on the upper level of the parking garage. The court's mailing address, however, is 8401 W. Monroe St., Peoria, AZ 85345.   Court hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and court clerks are on duty to handle inquiries in person or by phone at 623-773-7400. If a clerk cannot resolve the concern, it may be possible to speak with a judge during “open court,” which is on Tuesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Most people who have received traffic tickets are scheduled for open court.