City of Kerrville Municipal Court conducting Warrant Resolution Drive

The City of Kerrville’s Municipal Court is conducting a Warrant Resolution Drive from now through October 15, focusing on anyone with outstanding warrants and encouraging the public to take necessary steps to resolve their cases with the Court. The Court encourages individuals to resolve their outstanding warrants promptly to avoid being arrested during the warrant enforcement period beginning October 18.

There are approximately 1,028 outstanding warrants in Municipal Court with another few hundred that are waiting for warrants to be signed. These warrants span a time frame from approximately 2006 to the present. Individuals who are uncertain or concerned that they may have an outstanding City of Kerrville warrant are encouraged to contact the Kerrville Municipal Court.

Individuals may appear in court to resolve their outstanding cases without the fear of being arrested, and defendants may also be eligible for alternative methods to discharging their fine and costs. If a defendant does not have sufficient resources to immediately pay all or part of the fine and costs, they may request extensions of time to pay, start a payment plan, or request community service to discharge all or part of their outstanding obligations.

The City has set up several methods of payment options including paying in person, using the kiosk located at 301 McFarland St., paying online at www.kerrvilletx.gov, or by mailing payments to 301 McFarland St., Kerrville, TX, 78028.

For additional information contact the court office at (830) 792-5773, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.