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Municipal Court

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1. Can I pay for bonds, fines and/or parking citations online?

Bonds,  and fines can be paid through the CitePayUSA website (link below).  Must appear cases and Cases that have went to warrant are exempt for payment through the website.

CitePayUSA

2. Where do I get Birth and Death Certificates?

Birth and Death Certificates may be obtained by calling the State of Wyoming, Bureau of Vital Statistics at (307) 777-7591.

3. Where do I get my Driver’s License, a copy of my Driver’s License records or get my Driver’s License reinstated?

The Department of Transportation, Driver’s Services Division is at 1520 Etchepare Circle. Their telephone number is (307) 777-4800.

4. Where do I pay or contest Sheriff Department and Highway Patrol Tickets?

The Circuit Court for Laramie County is at 309 W. 20th St. Room 2300. Their telephone number is (307) 633-4298.

5. Where and when can I visit an inmate in the Laramie County Jail?

You will need to contact the Laramie County Detention Facility at (307) 633-4770 for visiting hours. They are at 1910 Pioneer Ave.

6. Where are juvenile inmates held?

Juveniles are housed at the Laramie County Juvenile Services Center, 13794 Prairie Center Circle. The phone # is (307) 775-7301

7. Where are adult inmates from Municipal Court held that are transferred to another jail?

These inmates are held at the Platte County Detention Facility in Wheatland. The address is: 850 Maple St., Wheatland, Wyoming. Their telephone number is (307) 322-2335.

8. Is there a Driver’s School I may attend to get a ticket reduced?

There is a possibility that you may be eligible for a program if you are 25 years old and/or under.  You must first attend court to receive the option of attending the class.

9. Can I get an extension on the court date on the ticket?

If you have not previously gotten an extension on your citation and you have not gone to court, we can grant one extension. You will need to go to Municipal Court PRIOR to the date of court with your pink copy of the ticket and ask for a continuance at the counter. We cannot give extensions over the phone.

10. Where is Municipal Court Located?

Municipal Court is located in the Municipal Building at 2101 O'Neil Avenue.

11. Where do I pay for parking tickets?

Parking Citations can be paid at the Municipal Court at the Municipal Building, 2101 O’Neil Ave. If you want to contest the citation, please come to Municipal Court on the date and time that is located on the Citation. You will need to check in approximately 15 minutes prior to the court time to go through court. Do not check in after the court time.

Tickets can also be paid online through CitePayUSA as long as they aren't overdue.

Call 307-773-1003 with any questions about paying parking citations.

Parking Division

12. Where do I get License Plates?

License plates are issued by the Laramie County Treasurer’s Office, in the Laramie County Government Complex in room 1400. Their telephone number is (307) 633-4232 or you may go to Laramie County and click on the car logo at the bottom of the page. Laramie County

13. Where do I get a title for my auto, boat or trailers?

Auto titles are issued by the Laramie County Clerk’s Department in the Laramie County Government Complex in Room 1530. Their telephone number is (307) 633-4232.

14. How do I get a copy of the Police Report or Accident Report that was written by a Police Officer?

Any information generated by the Cheyenne Police Department may be requested from the Police Dept. - 2020 Capitol Ave. The telephone number is (307) 637-6533. Police Department

15. Where do I get married in the Court House?

Contact the Laramie County Marriage License division at (307) 633-4256 for information on marriage licenses and the Laramie County Circuit Court at (307) 633-4298 to make appointments for marriages.

16. Where do I get divorced?

District Court for the 1st Judicial District handles divorces for Cheyenne. They are at 309 W. 20th St. Room 3300, or you may call (307)633-4270 for information.

17. Who do I call for child support questions?

District Court for the 1st Judicial District handles Child Support. They are at 309 W. 20th St. Room 3300 and their telephone number is (307) 633-4215.

18. How do I get a Public Defender?

When you come to court on your arraignment, you may ask the Judge for a Public Defender. The Judge may have you fill out a form to determine if you are eligible. If you are eligible, the Judge will assign one to you. There is strict criteria that must be met in order to have a Public Defender appointed to you.

19. How do I request a record check on someone?

You will need to open the form in the link below, fill out the form, print out the document and bring it to Municipal Court along with $10.00 for the record check. If you would like copies of the cases, you will need additional money for the copies. The first page is $1.00 and each additional page is $0.50.
Record Check Request Form

20. How do I appeal a Case?

A. To file an appeal of a Municipal Court Case, you will need to present the following information to the Court within 30 calendar days (not working days) of the trial:

1) The Notice of Appeal citing the point of law that you feel was violated by the Court. We do not provide forms for this step. If you have an attorney, he will have the format to do this.
Per Rule 2.07, Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Notice of Appeal shall:
a) Specify the party or parties taking the appeal
b) Identify the judgment or appealable order, or designated portion
appealed; and
c) Name the court to which the appeal is taken
d) Be accompanied by the certificate or endorsement required by Rule
2.095 of the Rules of Appellate Procedure."

2) $20.00 cash, certified check or money order for filing fee for Municipal Court payable to Municipal Court.

3) $70.00 cash, certified check or money order for filing fee for District Court payable to Municipal Court.

If the 30th day falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the notice of appeal must be in to the Municipal Court by close of business on the first business day following the weekend or holiday.