Gila County Traffic Ticket Records

Gila County covers central Arizona including the Tonto National Forest, Globe, and Payson areas. The county has two Justice Courts that handle traffic tickets from state highways and unincorporated areas. Highways 87, 188, and 60 run through Gila County, and traffic enforcement is active along these mountain roads. This guide shows you how to search for your traffic ticket, pay fines, and understand your options in Gila County.

Gila County Justice Courts

Gila County operates two justice courts. The Globe Regional Justice Court serves the southern part of the county. The Payson Justice Court serves the northern area including the Rim Country.

The Globe Regional Justice Court is at 1400 E. Ash Street, 1st Floor, Globe, AZ 85501. Judge Gary Goetteman serves as Justice of the Peace. The court is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Phone is 928-402-8537.

Payson Justice Court handles cases from the Payson and Pine-Strawberry areas. Phone is 928-474-5267. Both courts handle civil and criminal traffic matters, small claims, and other justice court cases.

Gila County Court Fees

Gila County Justice Courts charge standard fees for various services. Copies of court documents cost $0.50 per page. Certification of any document is $35.00 plus $0.50 per page. Postage fees of $8.00 may apply if documents are mailed.

Returned checks (NSF) cost $35.00. This fee is added if your payment bounces. To avoid this, make sure your account has sufficient funds before writing a check or use a credit card instead.

Search Gila County Traffic Records

You can search for traffic tickets through the Arizona Public Access to Court Case Information system. This database covers both Gila County Justice Courts. Search by name, case number, or citation number to find your case.

Results show case status, charges, and court dates. You can see fines owed and any vehicle registration holds from unpaid tickets. New cases may take several days to appear after the officer files them.

Paying Gila County Traffic Tickets

Gila County Justice Courts accept online payments through nCourt. You need your citation or case number to pay. The system accepts credit and debit cards. A convenience fee applies.

In-person payments are accepted at either court location during business hours. The courts take cash, checks, money orders, and credit cards. You can also mail payments by check or money order to the court address on your ticket.

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

Gila County Sheriff Records

The Gila County Sheriff handles law enforcement in unincorporated areas. For accident reports and other records, contact the Sheriff at 928-402-4373.

Traffic accident reports are available 14 working days from the date of the accident. Court records and sheriff records are different. The court has your ticket and case info. The sheriff has the underlying report from the traffic stop or accident scene.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Gila County borders several other Arizona counties. If your stop was near a county line, check your citation to confirm which court has your case.