Accessibility Forms

The Americans with Disabilities Act Accommodation Request Form can be completed online.

ADA Request for Accommodation - Online Form

You may also download the form and mail your request to the court’s ADA Coordinator.

PDF Form - ADA Request for Accommodation(PDF, 84KB)

Mail to:
Mesa Municipal Court
Attn: ADA Coordinator
250 E. 1st Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85210

If you need help completing the form, please contact the Court ADA Coordinator for assistance at CourtADA@mesaaz.gov.

Alternative means of submitting an accommodation request, such as by personal interview or a tape recording, will be made available to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request.

Notice of Interpreter Services

If you do not speak English or are hearing impaired, please let a Court employee know that you need an interpreter to assist you.

Accessibility Complaints

Complaints that a Court program, service, or activity is not accessible to persons with disabilities should be directed to the City of Mesa ADA Coordinator at andrea.alicoate@mesaaz.gov. Please refer to Mesa ADA Grievance Procedures for more information.

Language-Access-Plan-2026_1.pdf(PDF, 204KB)

Language Access to Court Services Complaint Form(PDF, 123KB)

Court Rules and Visitor Expectations

Mesa Municipal Court is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and professional environment for everyone. All visitors are expected to follow these rules while conducting business with the court.

Respectful Conduct

• Treat court employees, judicial officers, and other court visitors with courtesy and respect.

• Abusive, threatening, intimidating, or harassing language or behavior toward court employees or others will not be tolerated.

• Yelling, profanity directed at others, or behavior that disrupts court operations is not permitted.

• Follow reasonable instructions provided by court staff and security personnel.

Public Service Counters and Waiting Areas

• Please be patient and respectful when speaking with court staff. Staff are here to assist you and provide information about court processes and procedures.

• Court staff cannot provide legal advice, change court orders, or make decisions on behalf of a judge.

• Visitors who become disruptive or engage in abusive or threatening behavior may be referred to a supervisor or court security.

• Please respect the privacy of others conducting business with the court.

Courtroom Conduct

• Remain quiet while court is in session. Conversations and other distractions may interfere with court proceedings and recordings.

• Silence cell phones and electronic devices. Photography and recording are not permitted without court authorization.

• When your case is called, follow the instructions of the judge or court staff.

• Avoid activities that may disrupt proceedings or distract others.

General Court Rules

• Weapons, food, drinks, and chewing gum are not permitted in the courthouse, except as otherwise authorized.

• Shoes and shirts are required. Clothing displaying offensive language or images is not permitted. Please remove hats in the courtroom unless worn for religious or medical reasons.

• Children must be supervised at all times. If a child becomes disruptive during court proceedings, you may be asked to temporarily step outside.

Thank you for treating court employees and fellow visitors with respect and helping us maintain a safe and professional environment.