What do I do if I receive an infraction?
Begin by carefully reading your citation. You must respond to the infraction within fifteen (15) days from the violation date. A failure to respond will result in the suspension of your drivers license, further penalties and collections. You can respond by completing the information in the box in the lower right hand corner of the citation and either mailing the citation to the court or bringing it in person to the clerk's office. Court dates will not be given out over the phone. Select one of the boxes in the lower right hand corner and verify your address. If you choose box 1, you are electing to pay the infraction. Box 2 indicates a "guilty" response and box 3 indicates "not guilty" response. A hearing notice will be mailed to you. It will include information to request a hearing by mail or an electronic hearing.

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1. What do I do if I receive an infraction?
2. What is a Mitigation Hearing?
3. What is a Contested Hearing?
4. I received a camera ticket in the mail. What do I do?
5. Will a traffic infraction appear on my driving record?
6. What is the Deferred Finding Program?
7. What will happen if I don't pay my ticket or appear for my hearing?
8. What about an insurance ticket?
9. Can I have my hearing held electronically on-line by email?
10. Can I have my hearing held in writing by mail or fax?
11. What about my right to an appeal?
12. What if I can't pay my fine all at once?