FAQs

The initial court date and time that you must appear is written on the bottom of your citation. Please note for parking citations the initial court date and time that you must appear is written on the top right hand side of the citation. If you are unsure, you may call the Wickenburg Municipal Court at 928-684-5451 Ext 1533 or Ext 1515.

If you have been cited for a civil traffic violation, you may pay your fine through the mail or in person prior to your court date. Or you may request an extension. The request must be in writing and must be received at the court no later than 7 days before your court date or it will be denied.

If you have been cited for a criminal violation, you may file for an extension and you must state good cause. Court date extensions must be requested in writing at least 7 days prior to your court date. Extensions are not automatically granted. If good cause cannot be shown, the extension will not be granted and you will have to appear on your original court date.

Yes. If you have any pending cases with the Municipal Court, it is your responsibility to keep your address current as well as your phone number. If you fail to provide the Court with the appropriate contact information, you may not receive proper notification regarding your case in the future. This could result in a warrant being issued for your arrest or a default judgment entered against you.

If you want to know about your MVD record, you must contact the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles at 602-255-0072.

All fines/penalties are due on the date they are imposed. If you are unable to pay in full, you may apply for a payment contract.

View the making payments page for more information.

No. If you have any questions regarding a divorce, please contact Maricopa County Superior Court at 602-372-9400.

Yes, you can obtain a marriage license Tuesday through Thursday at the Wickenburg Town Court. The Town Magistrate can officiate weddings on Wednesdays.

No. Eviction cases are handled in the Justice Courts. For further information, you may visit the Justice Courts of Maricopa County website.

No. Please contact the law enforcement agency that impounded your vehicle.

No. These cases are heard in the Superior Court. For further information, you may visit the Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County website.