Yes. Temporarily, payments will NOT be accepted at the cashiers window. Public access to the Pulaski County District Court is restricted. Payments may be made over the phone, through the mail or online.
Payments may be make online at: https://pay.arcourts.gov
Leave a message with your first and last name, phone number and your reason for calling. Your call will be returned promptly.
Your pay plan number will be on the copy of your pay plan provided on the day of court.
Yes, if you pay all payments in arrears.
Contact the payment vendor, Information Network of Arkansas.
https://ina.arkansas.gov
(501) 324-8900
Contact the payment vendor, Information Network of Arkansas.
https://ina.arkansas.gov
(501) 324-8900
No, payments for the defensive driving school and the monitoring fee must be paid at the Pulaski County District Court cashier’s office or by mail.
If you are taking the Defensive Driving School at Pulaski County District Court, the payment for your class may be made from the date you were given probation or ordered to complete the Defensive Driving School, up until two weeks prior to your scheduled class.
*If you have not paid for your class in full, you will not be able to attend. Payments may not be made the day of your scheduled class.
If your ticket can be paid online, the amount of the fine and court costs will be visible. If you are unable to pay your ticket on-line, then you must appear in court, at which time a fine and court costs will be assessed.
Make a Payment:
https://pay.arcourts.gov/pay/
Leave a message with your first and last name, phone number and your reason for calling. Your call will be returned promptly.
All class completion or community service documentation MUST be turned into Special Services two weeks prior to court to receive credit on your court date.
All community service hours will be verified.
Contact Special Services immediately if you missed your Defensive Driving School.
(501) 340-3836
If you missed your Defensive Driving School with Pulaski County District Court, you can still complete the class with Thompson Driving School.
No, payments for the Defensive Driving School and the monitoring fee must be paid at the Pulaski County District Court cashier’s office or by mail.
If you are taking the Defensive Driving School at Pulaski County District Court, the payment for your class may be made from the date you were given probation or ordered to complete the Defensive Driving School, up until two weeks prior to your scheduled class.
*If you have not paid for your class in full, you will not be able to attend. Payments may not be made the day of your scheduled class.
Contact our office immediately and a clerk will explain your options.
(501) 340-6824
You can find information about your next court date on CourtConnect at https://caseinfo.arcourts.gov/
You can find specific instructions for how to plea on your ticket on the Criminal/Traffic page of our website. Click HERE for those instructions.
You can find information about your next court date on CourtConnect at https://caseinfo.arcourts.gov/
For instructions, and to obtain a Petition to Seal, go to www.acic.org/forms . Once you have completed your petition, it must be filed with the District Court. A copy of the completed Order to Seal should accompany the Petition to Seal. If the Petition to Seal is granted by the court, a signed Order to Seal will be forwarded to ACIC.
Pulaski County District Court Clerks’s Office is prohibited from giving legal advice.
For legal advice or assistance with your petition you may contact Arkansas Legal Aid at 1-800-952-9243 or, refer to www.arkansasjustice.org
Yes. A subpoena is an order of the court that must be obeyed.
Contact our office immediately and a clerk will explain your options.
(501) 340-6824
Yes. Community service must be requested at the time fines are imposed. If granted by the court, the office of Special Services will assign and monitor all community service work.
When a case is “pass to file”, it is in process of being filed in Circuit Court by the prosecuting attorney’s office. Felonies and some misdemeanors are “pass to file” to Circuit Court due to District Court only handling the setting of bonds for felonies and the adjudication of misdemeanors.
Leave a message with your first and last name, phone number and your reason for calling. Your call will be returned promptly.
Pulaski County District Court Clerks’s Office is prohibited from giving legal advice.
Review the Arkansas Judiciary Handbook for helpful information:
https://www.arcourts.gov/sites/default/file/tree/small_claims_info.pdf
Pulaski County District Court Clerks’s Office is prohibited from giving legal advice.
Review the Arkansas Judiciary Handbook for helpful information:
https://www.arcourts.gov/sites/default/file/tree/small_claims_info.pdf
Yes. A subpoena and summons are an order of the court that must be obeyed.
Pulaski County District Court Clerks’s Office is prohibited from giving legal advice.
No, the court offers a mediation program. If both parties agree to mediation, a licensed mediator will be assigned to make a mutually accepted recommendation to the court.
For information on mediation, contact the Civil/Small Claims Department at (501) 340-6830.
Mediation Contacts:
Elton W. Chartrand – Phone: (501) 961-1905 Email: echartrand@aol.com
John E. Meador – Phone: (501) 227-8327 Email: johnmeador@yahoo.com