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Fines are due in full on the day of sentencing. There are payment options to help avoid the inconvenience and time associated
with coming to the courthouse, such as mail or phone payments.
In-Person:
 Pay with cash, cashier’s check, money order, VISA, MasterCard, Discover at the Public Services Lobby,
103 E. Alameda, Tucson, AZ.
Mail Payments: (Payments must be received on or before court date)
Civil Traffic Citations: Fill out brochure given to you by law enforcement, enclose payment (cashier’s check,
money order or check payable to Tucson City Court) or pay by credit card (VISA, MasterCard or Discover) and
mail to Tucson City Court, PO Box 27210, Tucson, AZ 85726-7210. If you did not receive a copy of the
brochure, please click on Civil Traffic Bond Card, for a printable copy.
Parking Citations: Fill out the information on parking citation and follow process listed above for Civil Traffic
Citations.
Credit card payments by phone will be accepted. Call (520) 791-4216.
Web Payments:
If you are paying all of your charges in full on or before your court date, please visit our payment Web site at
Tucson Court Web Pay. If you wish to show proof in order to qualify for a reduced fine, you must appear in
person with the proof or mail a copy of the proof to the Court on or before your court date.
If you do not pay your fine on your court date, the court may:
Impose late fees (Arizona law requires a $20.00 additional penalty if the fine/sanction is not paid in full by your
appearance date or on your sentencing date. Other late fees may be imposed in accordance with local ordinance).
Suspend your driver license and that information is available to your auto insurance company, which may cause
your rates to increase.
Issue a warrant for your arrest and your warrant will go into the regional law enforcement warrant system.
Notify a credit bureau about your bad debt and place your future credit at risk.
Seize your wages, tax refunds, bank accounts or personal property such as your car if nonexempt.
Notify a collection agency who will take action, on behalf of the court, to collect the unpaid balance.
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