Municipal Court

The Municipal Criminal Court of Henryetta is the judicial branch of city government and was created by state law and city ordinance as a court not of record (criminal not civil) to impartially hear violations of city ordinances.

The court processes misdemeanor traffic and non-traffic offenses as well as parking violations. Charges can be filed by police officers, other city officials such as code enforcement, animal welfare, fire personnel, and citizens of the community.

The maximum penalty in Municipal Court is $500, excluding costs / fees.

Purpose & Responsibilities

The Municipal Court provides administrative and clerical support for municipal court proceedings. Responsibilities of the court include:Collection of fines Court scheduling Filing citations and complaints Handling fees and state costs Issuing, tracking and clearing warrants Reporting collections, convictions and statistical data to appropriate state agencies Updating court records

The Municipal Court provides administrative and clerical support for municipal court proceedings. Responsibilities of the court include:

Collection of fines
Court scheduling
Filing citations and complaints
Handling fees and state costs
Issuing, tracking and clearing warrants
Reporting collections, convictions and statistical data to appropriate state agencies
Updating court records

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I pay my fines?
All fines shall be paid through the Court Clerk during business hours at City Hall at 115 S 4th Street.
Can I mail my payment?
Yes, payment s can be mailed to:115 S 4th Street, Henryetta, OK 74437Address the envelope to the Court Clerk.
Can I pay my fine online?
At this time, the City of Henryetta is not capable of accepting online payments.
Can I write a check for payment on my citation?
Yes. A personal check is acceptable.