The City of Delphi does not have a City Court Judge.

City Ordinance Violations and City of Delphi Tickets

City ordinance violations and older City of Delphi court tickets may be paid at:

Delphi City Clerk-Treasurer’s Office
201 S. Union Street
Delphi, IN 46923

The telephone number is 765-564-2097.

The Clerk-Treasurer's office is responsible for the accounting of the city, maintaining court records, water billing, and handling payroll for all city employees.

Every four years, the Delphi residents elect a Clerk-Treasurer, a Mayor, and a five-member City Council. The Clerk-Treasurer's term of office is for four years with no restrictions on the number of terms which can be served. A person is eligible to serve as Clerk-Treasurer if that person has resided in the city for one year. If that person ceases to be a resident of the city, the person forfeits the office of Clerk-Treasurer.

    Notice to Taxpayers 2023 Budget Form 3
    Records Request Form City of Delphi
   Review the Duties of the Clerk-Treasurer

Beware of 3rd Party Bill Pay Services

A third-party bill payment service called DOXO has gained the unfavorable attention of utility cooperatives. City of Delphi Utility Customers may be misled while searching the Internet for the City of Delphi Utilities bill payment service. DOXO’s payment pages are using the City of Delphi Utilities name WITHOUT PERMISSION, giving it the appearance of an official payment site.

DOXO will charge the member extra fees for processing their transactions, and City of Delphi Utilities cannot control when we will receive the member’s payment from DOXO, which may result in a late payment from the member or even disconnection due to non-payment.

City of Delphi Utilities official online payment service link is located on the website through invoiceCloud. There are no fees to use these services, payments made through them are secure, and are reflected on your account immediately.

If you make online payments using any other services, use caution. Investigate before paying to make sure the service is legitimate, and inquire about any additional fees you may be required to pay.

Message from the Mayor...

Duties of the Mayor...

The mayor is responsible for the overall operation of city government with these primary responsibilities:

• Enforcing city ordinances and state statues;
• Providing city information as requested by the common council;
• Providing financial statements and the general condition of the city (State of the City) to the common council a minimum of once per year
• Recommending, in writing, to the common council actions that the mayor considers proper;
• Calling special common council meetings when necessary;
• Supervising subordinate officers, department heads;
• Ensuring efficient government of the city;
• Filling vacancies in city offices when required;
• Signing deeds, bonds, contracts, licenses issued by the city;
• Approving or vetoing ordinances, orders or resolutions of the legislative body (common council); vetos are subject to common council override;
• Appoint department heads, department employees, board and commission members;
• Suspend or remove officers or employees appointed by the mayor;
• Fix salaries of appointed officials and employees (except police and firefighters and appointees of the clerk or clerk-treasurer) subject to reduction by the common council;
• Conduct monthly meetings of department heads, adopt rules and regulations for individual departments, and arrange for unannounced audits of the accounts of departments;
• Prepare the city budget for council review;
• In third class cities, serve as presiding officer of the common council and vote only in order to break a tie;
• Solemnize marriages.