These tickets are usually payable online after 6:00 p.m., using VISA or MasterCard. To pay a ticket, go to www.PayMyFine.org. Handwritten tickets are also usually payable online within 24 hours of being issued.
Unpaid parking tickets issued since October 1991 are also searchable by name, ticket number or license plate number on the same site. Criminal and traffic fines may also be paid online, except in cases where a warrant has been issued.
“This is one more way the City of Dayton and the Dayton Municipal Court are using technology to improve customer service while strengthening efficiency,” said Clerk of Court Mark Owens in a statement released today, Feb. 17.
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