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1. Where do I pay my ticket?

Tickets and citations issued by the Jenks Police Department can be paid by mail to:
P.O. Box 2007
Jenks, OK 74037

You can also pay in person at Municipal Court window, located at:
211 N Elm Street (City Hall building located on the first floor)
Jenks, OK 74037

2. If I pay my ticket by mail, what should I send with my check?

Send a check or money order payable to the Jenks Municipal Court along with your original citation. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you would like a copy of your receipt returned to you.

3. Can someone else come and pay a ticket for me?

Yes as long as they have a copy of the citation; they will need a copy of your pay slip if you have been to court and made arrangements for payment.

4. How much is my ticket?

The price should be on the back of the citation that was given to you. If it is not, you can call the Court Clerk’s office at 918-556-7409 to find out the amount owed.

5. How can I protest my traffic ticket?

You can call the Court Clerk’s office 918-556-7409, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday Through Friday, and plead ‘Not Guilty’ over the phone to get a trial date, or you can appear on your scheduled court date at 5:30 p.m. and plead ‘Not Guilty’ before the Judge in order to obtain a trial date.

6. How do I protest a parking ticket?

You must come to the Court Clerk’s office from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday and plead ‘Not Guilty’ to get a trial date.

7. I do not own this vehicle anymore, can you remove my name from this ticket or from a warrant for my arrest?

Bring your Proof of Transfer of Title to the Court Clerk’s office, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to have this ticket considered for dismissal.

8. I got a ‘fix-it’ ticket (also known as a ‘Code-4’ ticket); what do I do to get it dismissed?

You bring your fixed vehicle and the original ticket to the Jenks Police Department prior to your court date and have an officer inspect the fixed vehicle; they will note on the ticket that the defect was corrected and the ticket will be dismissed.

9. When do I have to pay my fine?

All fines and restitution are due on your court date, also known as your arraignment or review date unless other arrangements are made with the Court Clerk prior to your court date.

10. What type of payments do you accept?

Fines can be paid with cash, Visa/MasterCard, money orders or checks. Bench warrants can be paid with cash, money order, or Visa/MasterCard.

11. Can I pay my fine online or by phone?

Payments must be paid in person at the Court Clerk’s office at:
211 N Elm Street
Jenks, OK 74037

You can also pay by mail to the Jenks Municipal Court at:
P.O. Box 2007
Jenks, OK 74037

12. Can I pay my ticket and still appear to plead ‘Not Guilty’?

No. Payment indicates a ‘Guilty’ or ‘No Contest’ plea and forfeiture of the fine monies. In the event you have been involved in an auto accident, a plea of No Contest is automatically assigned when you pay your fine, as opposed to a Guilty Plea, and can not be used against you in a civil trial for damages. Appearing on your court date gives you a chance to ask for a reduction in fines or to plead ‘Not Guilty’.

13. What will happen if I don't pay my fine by the due date?

If you have a traffic charge and do not pay, a warrant will be issued for your arrest and your driver's license will be suspended until your fine has been paid.

14. What can I do if I need more time to pay my fine?

You must make arrangements with the Court Clerk’s Office before your court date or at your court date before the Judge.

15. What number do I call about a ticket issued in Jenks by a State Trooper or Tulsa County Sheriff?

Call the Tulsa County District Court at 918-596-5500.

16. Will you call the Department of Public Safety and tell them I paid my ticket?

No. Due to the large volume of traffic tickets, Jenks Municipal Court employees do not make individual calls for this purpose. You will need to take your individual receipt(s) to DPS.