Carrollton Municipal Court is rolling out a Warrant Resolution Drive from March 11 to April 30, aiming to help folks with outstanding warrants make things right. The court is inviting individuals with unresolved warrants to come forward and address their cases without the fear of being locked up, provided they show up ready to make a good-faith payment. According to the City of Carrollton, Texas, "If a defendant chooses to plead 'not guilty' to a charge they have not previously entered a plea on, they must appear and post the required bond to obtain a court docket setting."
It's not just about paying up. If you're strapped for cash, the court's Collections Office may throw you a lifeline. They're offering options like payment plans or community service gigs to work off what you owe. Defendants can work with a Collections Manager to qualify for these alternatives to settle their debts.
For those ready to pay up, there's no shortage of paths to settle that citation. You can pay online or by phone through AllPaid, though they'll tack on a 5 percent service fee. Just be ready with your Pay Location Code, a fancy term for 9327, and the deets of what you owe. Or, keep it old school and send a cashier’s check or money order to their P.O. Box. Just don't forget to include your contact info and citation number to ensure, the payment goes through without a hitch.
