City of Andrews, TX

Citation Information



Self-Help Resources are available through the Texas State Law Library's website 

Your signature on the citation is NOT a plea of guilty.  It is a Promise to Appear in Court.

  • We do not handle tickets (pleas) by phone; you must make an appearance in person or by mail;
  • We can handle or discuss tickets, pleas, fees, etc. via email;
  • You have the right to appear in court and contest the charge(s) brought against you;
  • You have the right to hire an attorney on your behalf - because we only see Class C misdemeanors, one will NOT be appointed to you;
  • You have the right to request a trial by Judge or a Jury;
  • Juveniles (a person under 17) must appear in person with a parent or legal guardian to enter a plea.

Options for Handling Your Citation

  1. Plea "No Contest" or "Guilty" and pay the fine. 
    1. In Person - By appearing no earlier than the 3rd day but within 10 days of the date of the citation. Pay the fine in full or request a payment plan.
    2. By Mail - Sign and date on the reverse side of your citation, enter plea and mail ticket with check or money order within 10 days of the date of the citation.
    3. Those pleading guilty may be eligible for Deferred Disposition (similar to probation) for non-moving violations or Driving Safety Courses for moving violations.  You must contact the Judge to see if you are eligible.
  2. Plea "Not Guilty"
    1. If you choose to plea "not guilty", you may appear in person, or you or your attorney must submit your request (in writing by certified mail) for trial by Judge or Jury within 10 days of the date of the citation.
    2. Mail the plea with a copy of your driver's license.
    3. You are obligated to keep the Court informed of a valid mailing address as long as the case is open. Submit your correct address, if different than the address shown on the citation.
  3. Request the Driver Safety Course.
    1. May be done in person or by certified mail within 10 days of the date of the citation.
    2. Refer to "Driver Safety Course" tab for eligibility requirements. (Note: CDL holder are not eligible. Article 45.051 C.C.P.)
  4. Appeal your case to the County Court.
    1. With a plea of 'Guilty' or 'No Contest', or
    2. With a conviction entered at your trial.
    3. You must request your case to be appealed within 10 days of either option above. An appeal bond (Surety Bond) equal to twice the amount of the fine and court costs adjudged in the case must also be filed. 
    4. It is suggested that this process be done by a licensed attorney of the State of Texas.

Payment Options:  Please keep in mind you must make contact with the Court in a timely manner. (If you are unable to pay this citation and meet the poverty guideline levels, you may be eligible for alternative methods to pay. A written request must be made with your plea to be placed on the "Hardship Hearing" docket to have your case heard.)

IN PERSON: To pay the citation as soon as possible, bring or mail your payment with the long copy of the citation you received from the officer. You must make a plea on the bottom of your copy, then sign and date it.

BY MAIL: Payments can be made in person, mailed or placed in the night deposit box located on the north side of City Hall. Do not place cash in the night deposit box.  Make check or money orders payable to the City of Andrews.  Please address envelope to the attention of Municipal Court, City of Andrews, 111 Logsdon St., Andrews, Texas 79714. (Please include your plea by completing the bottom of your citation.)

PAYMENT MAY BE PAID ONLINE by going to https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/andrewstx/court/search
or by calling 1-866-327-1811.  Please be prepared to enter your citation number and your date of birth. If you need to speak to an attendant in Spanish, you may call 800-444-1187, you will need to know the amount of your fine by first calling the court clerk. As of February 16th, Internet Explorer users are no longer able to make payments and could experience other issues throughout the website. Municipal Online Payments supports modern browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge only.