View Grand County Traffic Court Records

Grand County Traffic Court Records are maintained at the County Court in Hot Sulphur Springs. This mountain community is part of the 14th Judicial District. Drivers can search for traffic case information online or visit the courthouse. The records include citations from Highway 40 and resort areas. Access helps residents and visitors check their case status.

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Grand County Court Quick Facts

14th Judicial District
3 Business Days
$20 Typical Fine
16K Population

Grand County Traffic Court Location

The Grand County Court operates in Hot Sulphur Springs. This courthouse manages all county traffic cases. Winter Park and Granby residents use this court. It is part of the 14th Judicial District. The location serves mountain communities.

Court clerks handle record requests. They locate case files. They accept fine payments. They answer questions. Hours vary by season. Calling first is recommended.

Colorado Judicial Branch trial courts listing for Grand County traffic court records
Courthouse Grand County Court
Address 307 Moffat Ave., Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451
Phone (970) 725-3357
Website coloradojudicial.gov/courts/trial-courts/grand-county
Judicial District 14th Judicial District

Search Grand County Traffic Records Online

Finding Grand County Traffic Court Records is easy online. State portals offer digital access. You can search anytime. You can search anywhere. No travel to the mountains is needed.

CoCourts.com includes Grand County traffic cases. The system covers every Colorado county. Enter a name to search. Enter a case number for precision. The register of actions lists all events. It shows filings. It shows hearings. It shows results. This provides case summaries. Document copies need court contact.

CoCourts.com portal for searching Grand County traffic court records

The Colorado Judicial Online Payments portal accepts Grand County fines. Have your citation ready. Pay by credit card. Receive email confirmation. Many tickets clear at once. This is convenient for visitors.

To search effectively, gather these details:

  • Full legal name of the driver
  • Date of birth
  • Driver license number
  • Citation or case number
  • Location where the ticket was issued

Types of Traffic Records in Grand County

Grand County maintains multiple traffic court document types. Each has a purpose. Together they create the full case history. Knowing these helps your search.

Citation records begin each case. Officers issue tickets. They describe violations. They note dates. They note places. These start court files.

Court filings continue the record. Pleas are entered. Motions are made. Responses are given. Orders are signed. All are preserved.

Judgment records end the process. They show decisions. They specify fines. They specify points. They list requirements. These prove completion.

Grand County Traffic Court Records typically include:

  • Traffic citation details and violation codes
  • Court hearing dates and locations
  • Judge or magistrate assignments
  • Final judgments and sentencing terms
  • Payment records and compliance status
  • DMV point assessment details

Grand County Traffic Laws and Violations

Grand County follows Colorado traffic laws. Statutes define each offense. They set penalties. They assign points. This knowledge guides your response.

CRS 42-4-1701 organizes traffic violations. Class A infractions carry points. Speeding applies. Signal violations apply. Class B infractions do not carry points. Both require payment.

CRS 42-2-206 governs the point system. Adults face suspension at 12 points in 12 months. Younger drivers face stricter limits. Points stay on record. Insurers review them. Costs may rise.

Colorado Judicial Branch public records access guide for Grand County traffic court

CRS 42-4-1710 addresses unpaid fines. Ignoring tickets creates trouble. Warrants may be issued. Licenses may be suspended. Amounts increase. Address citations quickly. Ask about payment options.

The Public Records Access Guide describes your rights. It explains CORA. The Colorado Open Records Act guarantees access. Traffic records are public documents. Anyone may view them. Responses come within three days.

Traffic Court Record Fees in Grand County

Obtaining Grand County traffic record copies costs money. Prices vary by request type. Certified copies are extra. Searches may have fees. Confirm costs beforehand.

Copy fees are calculated per page. Initial pages cost more. Extra pages cost less. Certified copies feature a seal. This proves they are official. Rush service is extra. Mail requires postage. Online payments may add charges.

The Online Records Request Form details current fees. Use it for mail orders. Include payment with your request. Checks should be to the court. Some courts accept card payments by phone. Cash is for in-person only.

Colorado Judicial Branch online records request form for Grand County traffic documents

Fee waivers exist for hardship. Prove financial difficulty. Complete the waiver form. Submit income documentation. A judge reviews. Waivers cover copying. They do not cover fines.

Pay Grand County Traffic Fines Online

Grand County traffic fines can be paid online. The state portal handles transactions. No need to visit Hot Sulphur Springs. This saves mountain travel. This saves time.

The Colorado Judicial Online Payments portal works statewide. You need your case number. You need your citation number. Cards are accepted. Email receipts are provided. Retain them for proof.

Colorado Judicial Online Payments portal for Grand County traffic fines

Certain violations need court appearances. Serious crimes require judges. DUI cases are complex. The portal will indicate this. Follow the prompts. Call the court with questions.

Payment plans might be available. Contact the court early. Judges set terms. Missed payments cause issues. Warrants could follow. Stay current. Keep your license active.

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Nearby Counties

These counties border Grand County. Traffic cases filed in these counties are handled by their respective County Courts.