Defence in Halton Hills.
Halton Hills — Georgetown, Acton and the surrounding communities. Traffic tickets are heard at the Halton Provincial Offences Court in Burlington; criminal matters at the Milton Courthouse.
Halton Hills (Georgetown, Acton and the communities around them, including Glen Williams, Limehouse and Terra Cotta) sits at the north end of Halton Region. Its traffic tickets are heard well to the south, at the Halton Provincial Offences Court at 4085 Palladium Way in Burlington, which handles every provincial offence in the region. Most are written by Halton Regional Police, on Highway 7 through Georgetown and Acton, on Trafalgar Road and Winston Churchill Boulevard, and on the rural roads between them.
Criminal charges from Halton Hills go to the Milton Courthouse at 491 Steeles Avenue East, which hears every criminal matter in Halton and runs much like the courts in Toronto and Peel.
Most Halton traffic tickets can be resolved early, before any trial date is set. Point Duty reviews the officer's notes and evidence first, then uses that early meeting to get the best available result, so a Georgetown or Acton driver usually doesn't need to make the trip to Burlington at all.
Milton Courthouse (Ontario Court of Justice)
491 Steeles Avenue East, Milton, ON L9T 1Y7
(905) 878-7281
All Halton Region criminal matters — Halton Hills, Milton, Burlington and Oakville.
Halton Provincial Offences Court
4085 Palladium Way, Burlington, ON L7M 2A6
(905) 637-1274
All Halton Region provincial offences — Halton Hills, Milton, Burlington and Oakville. Replaced Halton's separate Milton and Burlington POA courts in 2019.
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