The territorial jurisdiction of the Ironton Muncipal Court includes the townships of: Aid, Lawrence, Upper, Hamilton, Elizabeth, Decatur and Washington.

1. Upon the opening of any Court session, all persons in the courtroom shall stand. All persons in the courtroom shall conduct themselves with decorum and in such a manner so as not to interfere with or obstruct judicial activities or proceedings. All persons appearing before the Court shall, as far as practicable, appear in appropriate dress. No hats are to be permitted inside the Courtroom.
2. No smoking, eating, or drinking is permitted in the courtroom, nor shall anyone bring food or drink into the courtroom.
3. No person shall loiter or behave in an unseemly or disorderly manner in the courtroom or in any halls, entryways, or stairways leading thereto, or otherwise interfere with or obstruct judicial activities or proceedings.
4. Cell phones, pagers or other electronic devices shall be turned off while the Court is in session.
5. The Court expects that counsel shall call this rule to the attention of clients and witnesses.
6. Anyone found violating these rules may be subject to immediate expulsion from the courtroom, determined to be in contempt of court, or subject to criminal prosecution.

The clerk shall file and carefully preserve in the office of the clerk all papers delivered to the clerk in every action or proceeding. No original papers or depositions in any case or proceeding shall be removed from the office of the clerk, except for use in court or by the Court, except on written order of the Court.

All Court proceedings, which are required to be recorded, shall be recorded by a recordable compact disk. A court reporter may be supplied upon the written request of either party or his counsel and at the discretion of the Court, provided such request is filed in writing at least five court days prior to trial. In such a case the reporter's cost shall be borne by the party requesting the same, who shall pay the costs directly to the reporter. In instances where one of the parties has requested a transcript, the party requesting shall pay for such transcripts.