Yuma Traffic Ticket Records

Yuma Municipal Court handles traffic tickets issued by Yuma Police Department. Yuma is the largest city in Yuma County, located in the southwest corner of Arizona near the California and Mexico borders. If you got a citation from Yuma Police, your case goes to Yuma Municipal Court. State trooper and county deputy tickets go to Yuma County Justice Courts. This guide shows you how to search for your Yuma traffic ticket, pay fines, and understand court procedures.

Yuma Municipal Court

The Yuma Municipal Court is at 1515 S. 2nd Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85364. Phone is 928-373-4800. Fax is 928-329-2876. Court hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

The court handles civil traffic tickets, criminal traffic matters, and city code violations from Yuma Police. Tickets from state troopers or county deputies go to Yuma County Justice Courts instead.

Yuma Traffic Ticket Fees

Yuma Municipal Court charges specific fees. NSF check fees are $50. This is charged if your check bounces. Records requests cost $17 for the research fee. Additional per-page fees may apply for copies.

To avoid extra fees, make sure your payment method is valid before submitting. Cash payments have no fees. Credit card payments may include processing fees.

Paying Yuma Traffic Tickets

Yuma Municipal Court accepts online payments through AZCourtPay. You can pay with credit or debit cards. A convenience fee applies. You need your citation or case number to find your balance.

In-person payments are accepted at the court during business hours. You can pay with cash, check, or credit card. Mail payments by check or money order to the court address with your citation number.

Paying your ticket means you admit responsibility. Points go on your driving record. Contact the court before paying if you want to fight the ticket or attend defensive driving school.

Yuma County Justice Courts

Yuma city is the county seat of Yuma County. Tickets from state troopers or county deputies go to Yuma County Justice Courts. The main Yuma Justice Court is at 168 S. 2nd Ave., Suite A, Yuma, AZ 85364. Check your citation to see which court has your case.

Defensive Driving School Option

Arizona law allows most drivers to take a defensive driving class to dismiss traffic tickets. You must request this option before paying or appearing for your court date. Contact Yuma Municipal Court to see if your ticket qualifies and to get approval. The court will give you a deadline to complete the course.

You cannot use traffic school if you completed one for another ticket in the past 12 months. CDL holders cannot use this option for violations while driving commercial vehicles. Completing the class keeps points off your record and avoids insurance increases. Classes are available online or in person.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Yuma is near the borders with La Paz County, California, and Mexico.