How do I pay my fine?

Fines may be paid in person, by mail, or over the phone. 

• Click here to view our bond/fee schedule.
• Call (623) 930-2427 to pay over the phone.
• For additional information, call (623) 930-2459.
• Click here for online payments.
• Delinquent fines may be paid online by clicking here.

The court accepts cash, checks, money orders, MasterCard, Visa and American Express (personal checks are NOT acceptable for restitution payments). A fine is due on the same day it is imposed. If  you are unable to or you forget to pay that day, the court must add an additional fee to the fine. Delinquent fines can become very costly if left unpaid. Driving privileges are suspended and a warrant may issue if the fine is for a criminal offense. The court can accept partial payment at anytime, however, sanctions remain active until paid in full. 

Civic Traffic and Parking Violation Sanction Schedule & Moving Violation Point Schedule

Civil traffic moving violations (first shaded area) are eligible offenses for the Defensive Driving School (DDS).  If you successfully complete the school, the charge will be dismissed and no points will be placed on your driving record. 

The sanctions listed below apply if paid before the court appearance date. Mandatory State surcharges are already included.  However, if payment is not received by the court appearance date, a default judgment will be issued and the amount due will increase by  $20.00 per case and $45.00 per count, and the Motor Vehicle Department will be directed to suspend driving privileges.  Once a matters goes into default, within a week it may be sent to collections, wherein an additional $35.00 per case and 19% per count will be added under the Arizona Supreme Court Fines/Fees And Restitiution Enforcement Program.

If you wish to pay the fine, you may waive your right to a hearing and plead responsible and pay the sanction according to the sanction schedule.