Tulsa Municipal Court, Tulsa County District Court to Host “Clear Your Warrants” Event July 31

Tulsa Municipal Court, Tulsa County District Court to Host "Clear Your Warrants" Event July 31

6/29/2026

Community event gives residents a safe, no-arrest opportunity to resolve outstanding warrants, citations

Tulsa Municipal Court and Tulsa County District Court are teaming up to host a "Clear Your Warrants" event on Friday, July 31, 2026.

The event will give participants a straightforward way to address outstanding warrants/citations and get connected to resources - all without fear of arrest. Attendees will also be able to speak directly with court staff and attorneys, explore payment plans, and get questions answered.

What's Eligible
City of Tulsa cases: Traffic and parking citations. Residents with no/expired insurance, tag, or driver's license violations may be able to resolve citations at a reduced cost by bringing proof of current, active compliance.

State cases: Certain non-violent misdemeanors, probation violations, traffic-related matters, cost warrants, and failures to appear. DUI and domestic-related cases are not eligible through the State event process.

Where and When

City of Tulsa Municipal Court

• 600 Civic Center, 5th Street plaza-level entrance
• 8 - 11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m.
• First-come, first-served. Wait times may range from two to three hours.

Tulsa County District Court

• Arvest Convention Center, Conference Hall A/B, 100 Civic Center, south entrance
• 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
• Average wait time: 20-60 minutes.

Free parking is available at the Civic Center Parking Garage at 3rd Street and Frisco Avenue. Both locations are ADA accessible and Spanish-speaking interpreters will be on site. Participants should expect standard security screening at the Municipal Court building. Greeters and volunteers will help direct attendees after check-in.

Tulsa Leaders Weigh In
"For many residents, unresolved warrants or citations create real barriers to jobs, housing, transportation, and stability," Mayor Monroe Nichols said. "Clear Your Warrants gives people a safe way to address those issues, understand their options, and take the next step. I'm proud that our team continues to prioritize these types of interventions, and I hope Tulsans take this opportunity to clear some past obstacles that might otherwise get in their way."

"Through our fines and fees reform work, City Councilors have made it a priority to ensure that every Tulsan has a fair and equitable path to resolving court obligations, regardless of their financial circumstances," Council Chair Karen Gilbert said. "The 'Clear Your Warrants' event reflects the goals outlined in our action plan by removing barriers, improving access to court services and connecting residents with the support they need to move forward. We're committed to supporting efforts like this that not only resolve outstanding cases but also address the underlying challenges that drive justice involvement."

"The warrant-clearing event is a joint initiative between the City of Tulsa Municipal Court and Tulsa County District Court to help individuals resolve outstanding bench warrants, traffic citations, and non-violent misdemeanor cases," District Judge Dawn Moody said. "This event guarantees participants that they will not be arrested. We know that a warrant for even minor offenses can create major barriers in someone's life, from finding work to securing housing. This event gives people the chance to clear those hurdles safely and without fear."

"We want people to know this event is designed to help, not intimidate," said Cheri Harvell, Court Administrator for Tulsa Municipal Court. "Come in, ask questions, and find out what's possible."

Additional On-Site Support
Community partners will be available throughout the event to connect residents with:

• Financial counseling (Financial Empowerment Center)
• Driver services (Service Oklahoma)
• Mental health and family support (Family & Children's Services)
• Housing, employment, and other resources (JusticeLink and additional partners)

"JusticeLink is honored to support Tulsa County District Court and the City of Tulsa Municipal Court by bringing together community partners who can provide information and resources during the warrant clearing event," said Stephanie Horten, Executive Director of JusticeLink. "From housing and employment opportunities to mental health services and support for families, we want participants to feel welcomed, valued, and connected to opportunities that can help them move forward."

State payments will not be accepted at the event but may be made separately through the Tulsa County Courthouse during normal business hours. Accepted payment methods for City cases include cash, debit/credit cards, and money orders. An ATM is available inside the Municipal Court building.

Know Before You Go
Search for City of Tulsa warrants or citations at: cityoftulsa.org/apps/TPDWarrantSearch

Search for State cases at: https://www.oscn.net

Register early online at: forms.office.com/g/50S3hNi5nd

Questions? Call Tulsa Municipal Court at (918) 596-1625 or Tulsa County District Court at (918) 596-5530.