You may pay an active arrest warrant using this on-line payment system but you remain subject to arrest until the court has accepted your payment as a plea of no contest and processed the case for final disposition. This may take up to two (2) business days. To ensure the deactivation of an arrest warrant immediately, you must appear at the municipal court to pay your warrant. IF YOU OR A FAMILY MEMBER ARE CURRENTLY UNDER ARREST, DO NOT USE THIS PAYMENT SYSTEM.

PAYMENT INFORMATION FOR OTHER CASES:

Fines may be paid over the Internet, 24 hours a day, using Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card and knowing the CVV access code printed on the back of the card. The Court will charge a convenience fee of $1.50 for payment via the Internet. To use this service you will need your citation number, last name and date of birth. Only payments for the FULL amount due will be accepted using the on-line payment service. A single violation can be paid on a citation with multiple violations using the credit card authorization form available under court forms, but paying one violation does not excuse your appearance requirements for any remaining violations. A payment via Internet will be processed as a plea of no contest and will result in the court finding you guilty of the offense as charged on your citation and a final conviction in your case. If applicable, such convictions will be reported to the Texas Department of Public Safety or to the state from which your driver’s license has been issued for inclusion on your driving record.

• You cannot use this service to pay a deferred disposition fee or driving safety course fee.
• You cannot use this service to make a partial payment.
• You cannot use this service to pay a fine for a person in jail.
• You cannot use this service to pay cash bond.
• You cannot use this service to pay any dismissal fee.

Alcohol or Tobacco Violations - There are age restrictions for certain alcohol (under 21) and tobacco (under 18) violations. You may not pay online but must appear before the judge. Contact the court for more information at (972) 219-3436.

Juveniles – State law requires that juveniles (16 or younger) make a personal appearance with a parent or legal guardian before the judge.