(A) The Violations Clerk and his or her staff, as agents, shall accept written appearances, waivers of trial, admissions of violations, and payment of civil penalties up to a specific dollar set forth in an ordinance adopted by the Town Council, but not more than $250.
(I.C. 33-36-2-3)
(B) Civil penalties shall be paid to, receipted, and accounted for by the clerk under procedures provided for by the state’s Board of Accounts. Payment of civil penalties under this chapter may be made in person or by mail to the Violations Clerk.
(I.C. 33-36-3-7)
(C) A person charged with an ordinance or code violation under this chapter is entitled to a trial before a court as provided by law, unless the person waives the right to trial and enters an admission of
the violation with the Violations Clerk. Upon an admission, the Violations Clerk shall assess and receive from the violator the amount prescribed by the schedule of civil penalties established and adopted under § 34.04.
(I.C. 33-36-3-2)
(D) If a person charged with a violation under this chapter wants to exercise the right to trial, the person shall appear before the Violations Clerk and deny the violation or enter a written denial with the Violations Clerk.
(I.C. 33-36-3-3)