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Sugar Land Municipal Court is located at 1200 Highway 6 South, Sugar Land, TX.  The telephone number is (281) 275-2560.  The Court's hours of operation are as follows:  Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Map of Sugar Land Municipal Court
http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/municipal_court/documents/pdf/municipal_court_map.pdf

All arraignments; i.e., the initial appearance of an arrested person before a magistrate, occur Tuesday - Friday at 9 a.m.  An issue that calls for a judge's determination will be presented at the aforementioned time of 9 a.m.

Detailed List of Violations and Fines
http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/municipal_court/fines/jan_2008/index.asp

Sugar Land citizens may select from 3 payment methods.  For payment of both traffic and non-traffic violations in Sugar Land:

        1.  In Person Payment
Go to the Sugar land Municipal Court Building during regular hours
(See above for hours and  location) and place payment in the provided envelope in the drop box at the Municipal Court Building.
                
        2.  Payment over Telephone 
This is an automated telephone system. The phone number is 281-275-2390. You may also use this automated system to discover the amount of your penalty.  In order to use this process, you must have your citation number or your Texas driver's license number.  This procedure accepts only a Visa or Master Card.
    
        3.  Internet Payments
               http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/municipal_court/services/court_payments/index.asp
On the above site, the user will be given information to navigate the payment process.  You must use a Master Card or Visa to pay online.
          This service is secure and maintained by the Official Payments Corporation. 
             (Be aware that this online service will charge a processing fee.)             
    
Juveniles

Juveniles 16 or younger must go in person at the Sugar land Municipal Court.  It is mandatory that you appear in front of a judge.

Option for Juveniles with Class C misdemeanor offenses: 

Juvenile Garden

Sugar Land initiated the Juvenile Garden program in 2000, in order to engender
a sense of ownership and responsibility within these juveniles as well as offering
a non-payment alternative for Class C misdemeanor charges. This "hands-on"
program allows the juvenile to have the opportunity to work in an award-winning
garden.  Since the onset of this program, juveniles have gained a chance to
cultivate crops such as tomatoes, herbs, strawberries, etc. All the involved parties; i.e., the young offender, the parents, and the judge, find the Juvenile Garden program to offer a significant chance for the juvenile to learn not only about gardening, but themselves.

Information regarding the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Public Safety Responsibility Program
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/

Sugar Land Municipal Court Service List for Approved Community Service
http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/municipal_court/documents/ApprovedCommunityServiceList.pdf

Specified Codes of Sugar Land
http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/city_hall/city_secretary/city_codes/index.asp