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1. When is Court?

The Housing docket is typically heard on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. Traffic Court is typically held on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. Court is held at City Hall which closes at 5 p.m. and reopens at 5:30 p.m. for entry.

2. How do I pay a traffic ticket?

Payments can be made online, in person, or by mailing your payment in to the Court Office. Please review our payment options page for more details. 

3. How do I make a public record (Sunshine) request?

Submit a request in writing to the Custodian of Records. For your convenience, a form can be found at webstergroves.org/sunshineform

4. How do I pay my parking ticket?

Parking tickets left on your window may be paid in person at the Customer Service counter in City Hall during regular business hours, or online through Remit-Online (click here to pay online). If you were pulled over and/or issued a citation with a court date, DO NOT PAY your case through Remit-Online.

5. How do I pay a photo-enforced railroad crossing violation?

Mail your payment to the P.O. Box on the back of the notice. Questions regarding photo-enforced railroad crossing violations should be referred to the phone number on the back of the notice.

6. How much does the City rely on traffic ticket revenue?

Webster Groves received almost $639,000 last year in traffic ticket revenue. That is approximately 4% of the City’s general fund budget. The City is significantly below the statewide cap of 20%. 

The Municipal Court levies a variety of fines for violations of local traffic laws and other City Ordinances.  All receipts are deposited in the General Fund. Municipal Court Fines are a product of the penal system. It is not the City's policy to maximize its government finances through the use of the judicial process; therefore Court Fines are not considered a targeted revenue source that the City strives to achieve.