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THE YUKON MUNICIPAL COURT IS THE JUDICIAL BRANCH OF CITY GOVERNMENT, CREATED BY OKLAHOMA STATE LAW AND CITY ORDINANCE TO IMPARTIALLY HEAR VIOLATIONS AND DETERMINE THE DEFENDANT’S INNOCENCE OR GUILT.
The Yukon Municipal Court serves the citizens of Yukon through the efficient processing of misdemeanor violations. Our staff is committed to providing positive service by acting as a link between you and the court process; and is dedicated to protecting the rights of the individual accused of an offense but if convicted, assess a penalty which will deter the offender from similar conduct, therefore acting in the best interest of the entire community.
~~ CONTACT INFORMATION ~~
Court Clerk's Office is located at 532 West Main, Yukon, Oklahoma 73099
Yukon Municipal Courthouse is located at 12 South Fifth Street, Yukon, Oklahoma
Business hours: 8:30am ~ 5:00pm, Monday - Friday
Phone (405) 354-4264 ~ Fax (405) 350-7584
If you have received a citation, the appearance date on your citation is an arraignment hearing. No testimony will be taken at the arraignment. If you are pleading guilty or no contest to all charges, an appearance before the judge is not required. If you do not wish to appear in court, you may do one of the following:
Pay with credit card ~ Pay your citation with Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Call 1-800-444-1187 or click on the link Pay Ticket. When paying online, a printable receipt is available;
Pay by mail ~ On the back of the citation, enter a plea, date and sign. Payments are made payable to the City of Yukon. Under Oklahoma law, a dishonored check is considered nonpayment of fine and costs;
Pay in person ~ A citation may be paid in person at 532 West Main, Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm. The Municipal Court is closed on weekends and major holidays;
After hours ~ After regular business hours, you may drop your payment in the night drop located at 532 West Main Street. Please include your payment, citation and a copy of your driver's license.
To enter a plea of not guilty, please do one of the following:
- Appear on your scheduled arraignment hearing date and enter your plea before the Judge. The Judge will issue you a new trial date at which you are required to appear. If you fail to appear, a warrant will be issued for your arrest and your driver’s license suspended.
- Complete a not guilty statement at the Court Clerk's Office with your valid driver’s license. This must be done before arraignment. A new trial date shall be set with the issuing officer or complaining party.
At trial, bring all witnesses, documents, pictures, diagrams, recordings, and exhibits to aid in the presentation of your case. A witness affidavit is not acceptable regarding testimony.
If you retain legal counsel, your attorney can contact the Court Clerk's Office at (405)354-4264 for instructions regarding our court procedures.
~~ FAILURE TO APPEAR ~~
WARNING AND NOTICE: If you fail to honor your promise to appear or otherwise fail to satisfy the charge on or before any arraignment specified by the court:
- Your Driver’s License shall be suspended, either in Oklahoma, or in your home state under the Non-Resident Violator Compact;
- Your Driver’s License shall remain suspended until the charge is released by the Court and the driver’s license reinstatement fee is paid to the Department of Public Safety;
- A Failure to Appear fee of $251.00 shall be filed against you;
- A Warrant shall be issued for your arrest;
- The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall be notified of the debt against you, therefore, said claim shall be filed against your state income tax return, as per House Bill 1800.
~~ COURT ETIQUETTE ~~
Business casual dress code ~ Shirt and shoes are required ~ Remove hats or caps ~ No dirty or muddy clothing ~ No cell phone, pager or other electronics ~ No food or drink ~ No infants or small children ~ No dipping or smoking ~ If you are under the age of 18, a parent must appear with you ~ Weapons are strictly prohibited
~~ MUNICIPAL COURT OFFICERS ~~
Staci Peck, Deputy Court Clerk speck@cityofyukonok.gov.
Sara Hancock, Judicial Assistant shancock@cityofyukonok.gov.
Candy Schwarz, Court Administrator cschwarz@cityofyukonok.gov.
Chris Cunningham, Warrant Officer ccunningham@cityofyukonok.gov.
George Ramey, Judge
William Tharp, Associate Judge
Mark Osby, City Prosecutor
- How can I pay my citation?
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In Person: Cash, Cashier's Check, Money Order, or Personal Check.
- By Mail: Cashier's Check or Money Order.
- Drop Box: Cashier's Check or Money Order.
- Pay by Phone: Call 1-800-444-1187. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.
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- Can my case be continued to another date?
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Requests for continuance are granted on a case by case basis. A Motion to Continue must be filed with the Court prior to the scheduled court date.
- Can I fax my proof of valid insurance?
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Yes, if insurance coverage was in effect at the time of the citation. The fax number is 405-350-7584. Please call 405-354-4264 to confirm the receipt of your insurance.
- What happens if I fail to appear in court or fail to pay my citation?
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If a citation remains unpaid after your court date, a warrant for your arrest shall be issued adding a $251 or $331 warrant fee, the suspension of your driver's license, either in Oklahoma, or in your home state under the Non-Resident Violator Compact.
- Do I have to appear in court with my child who is 17 or younger?
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Yes. A juvenile citation shall not be heard without a parent or legal guardian present.
HOT LINES
CRISIS 24 Hour Line 1-800-535-2437
OKDHS Child Abuse 1-800-522-3511
El Reno Crisis Line 1-405-262-6555
Yukon Crisis Line 1-405-350-1523
Hopeline 24/7 1-800-SUICIDE
Runaway Hotline 1-800-448-4663
Women's Resource Center 1-405-262-4455
CHILD WELFARE
Big Brothers Big Sister of OKC 1-405-943-8162
CART House - Child Abuse Response Team House 1-405-422-3459
CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocates 1-405-422-3459
OKDHS - OK Dept of Human Services 1-405-295-2000
Foundation for the Prevention of Child Abuse 1-800-760-3413
WIC - Women Infants Children 1-405-262-7366
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Yukon - Manna Pantry 1-405-354-5808
Yukon Sharing 1-405-354-9456
Yukon - Compassionate Hands 1-405-354-9591
Canadian County American Red Cross 1-405-262-5760
City Rescue Mission 1-405-232-2709
Salvation Army 1-405-236-3677
Social Security Administration 1-800-772-1213
Veterans Administration 1-405-270-0501
Women's Services & Family Resource Center 1-450-262-4455
Yukon - Canadian County Health Department 1-405-354-4872
Calm Waters - Grief & Divorce Support 1-405-841-4800
Yukon - Center for Positive Change 1-405-354-7779
Red Rock Behavioral Health Services 1-405-422-8800
GENERAL SIGNS OF ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE BY TEENS
- School work has declined; grades suddenly drop dramatically;
- Missing school - skipping or too "tired" or "sick" to go;
- Mood changes - irritable, crying, anxious or depressed;
- Dropping out of usual activities - sports, hobbies, music & etc.;
- Physical appearance changing - poor hygiene or unusual changes;
- Friends suddenly change; doesn't introduce new friends;
- Money or valuables missing from home;
- Hostile or aggressive outbursts;
- Forgetfulness;
- Unusual sleeping habits;
- My child just doesn't seem "right".