Jefferson County Traffic Citation Records
Jefferson County traffic ticket records document citations issued throughout the county. The Jefferson County Court in Golden handles state traffic violations. Lakewood Municipal Court handles city ordinance violations for Lakewood residents. You can search for records online or contact the courts directly.
Jefferson County Traffic Ticket Court Location
The Jefferson County Court handles traffic cases for state violations. The court is at 100 Jefferson County Parkway in Golden. The phone number is 303-271-6237. Staff can help you find your ticket information. You can visit the court in person during business hours.
Jefferson County offers online ticket payment. Visit Jefferson County Online Ticket Payment to pay your citation. You need your citation number to use the system. Payments post within one business day.
Citations must be paid within 20 days. After 20 days, your notice becomes a summons. This requires a court appearance. Jefferson County Courts do not continue initial traffic cases due to high volume.
Jefferson County Traffic Ticket Information
You can find more details about Jefferson County traffic tickets at the Jefferson County Traffic Tickets page. This site explains payment options and court procedures.
The Jefferson County website shows how to handle your citation. Follow the steps to pay or contest your ticket.
Lakewood Municipal Court in Jefferson County
Lakewood Municipal Court serves Jefferson County residents. The court is at 445 South Allison Parkway in Lakewood. The phone number is 303-987-7400. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Traffic and animal arraignments begin at 8:15 a.m. Monday through Thursday. Adult arraignments start at 1:15 p.m. on the same days. Arrive on time for your hearing. Late arrivals may need to reschedule.
Lakewood handles city ordinance violations. State violations go to Jefferson County Court. Check your ticket to find the right court.
Jefferson County Traffic Ticket Payment Options
You have several ways to pay Jefferson County traffic tickets. Online payment is the fastest method. Use the state payment portal with your citation number.
Mail payment is another option. Send a check or money order to the court. Include your citation number on the payment. Allow time for mail delivery.
In-person payment works at both courts. Bring cash, check, or card. Some locations have payment drop boxes. These are available after hours.
Note: Paying a ticket is an admission of guilt. Points will go on your license. Consider contesting if you believe you are innocent.
Jefferson County Traffic Court Process
The Jefferson County Court process is simple. You receive a citation from law enforcement. The ticket shows your court date and fine amount. You can pay online or appear in court.
If you want to contest the ticket, appear on your court date. The judge will hear your case. Bring any evidence you have. The officer who issued the ticket may appear.
Failure to pay or appear causes problems. Your case may go to collections. You could face license suspension. Always respond to citations promptly.
Jefferson County Traffic Ticket Points System
Colorado uses a point system for traffic violations. Points add up on your driving record. Too many points can suspend your license. Adults face suspension at 12 points in 12 months.
Common violations carry different points. Speeding 5 to 9 mph over adds 1 point. Speeding 10 to 19 mph over adds 4 points. Careless driving adds 4 points. Reckless driving adds 8 points.
Your Jefferson County ticket shows the violation points. Check the Colorado DMV website for more details.
Nearby Colorado Counties for Traffic Records
Jefferson County borders several other counties. You may need records from these areas.