Researching City Kansas Arrest Records
The Kansas City Municipal Courts and its administration department deal with all court matters. In addition, the court is also responsible for dealing with probation cases, processing warrants, and offers a service for bench warrant and arrest warrant searches.
The City Municipal Court in Kansas City is a court of limited jurisdiction. It does have jurisdiction over all matters that deal with the violation of city ordinances, such as parking violations, misdemeanor charges, traffic violation cases, environmental code violation cases, and cases that deal with criminal violations. In addition to these matters, the city courts are also responsible for the driver’s license suspension program and for determining the contract for the Public Defender.
For more information on Kansas City arrest records, you may contact the following addresses:
Mailing Address:
Clerk of the City Court
25th Floor, City Hall
414 E. 12th Street
Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: (816) 513-3360
Fax: (816) 513-3353
Email: Vickie_Thompson@kcmo.org
Criminal Records
Criminal Justice Building
1315 Locust
1st Floor
Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: (816) 881-4351
Fax: (816) 881-3420
Independence Courthouse Annex
308 West Kansas
3rd Floor, Suite 310
Independence, MO 64050
Phone: (816) 881-4500
Fax: (816) 881-4691
Additional Information
Director Kansas City
Cathleen Abell
Phone: (816) 881-4351
Fax: (816) 881-3420
E-mail: cabell@courts.mo.gov
Assistant Director Kansas City
Sherri Pelton
Phone: (816) 881-4351
Fax: (816) 881-3420
E-mail: spelton@courts.mo.gov
Assistant Director Independence Courthouse Annex
Linda Harrison
Phone: (816) 881-4500
Fax: (816) 881-4691
E-mail: lharriso@courts.mo.gov
The Division of Narcotics and Vice
The Division of Narcotics and Vice of the Missouri Police Department in Kansas City is responsible for coordinating and designing an effective law enforcement strategy to help combat and reduce criminal activities within its jurisdiction by dismantling any criminal organization that is active in the region and arresting any individuals who are affiliated to these criminal organizations.
The Division of Narcotic and Vice of the Missouri Police Department in Kansas City identifies and arrests those offenders that are involved in prostitution, human trafficking, pornography, criminal gangs, manufacturing of narcotics and illegal drug peddling, gambling, sale of tobacco and alcohol without the requisite permits and license, illegal sale of firearms, and also identifying and arresting career criminals.
This Division implements its duties in partnership with various local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. The partners are Midwest High Intensity Drug Task Force (or H.I.D.T.A), the Untied States Marshal’s Services, the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Department (or I.C.E), the FBI, the United States Internal Revenue Service (or I.R.S.), federal prosecutors, the United States Postal Inspection Service (or U.S.P.I.S.), state prosecutors, and state law enforcement agencies.
To know more about the various activities and programs undertaken by the Division of Narcotics and Vice of the Missouri Police Department in Kansas City and its partners, please visit http://www.kcmo.org/CKCMO/Depts/PoliceDepartment/Investigations/NarcoticsandVice/NARCOTICSANDVICE.
For even more information, please visit the following:
For the FBI - http://www.fbi.gov/
For the H.I.D.T.A. - http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/hidta/http://www.peoplepublicrecords.org/midwest.html
For the US Marshal’s Service - http://www.usmarshals.gov/
For the I.R.S. - http://www.irs.gov/compliance/enforcement/http://www.peoplepublicrecords.org/index.html
For the I.C.E. - http://www.ice.gov/ and the U.S. P. I. S. at: https://webmail.kcpd.org/owa/auth/logon.aspx?url=https://webmail.kcpd.org/owa/redir.aspx%3FC=76259e9e6ee6444dbcd574a21fee1f39%26URL=https%253a//postalinspectors.uspis.gov/&reason=0
Information about a Municipal Ticket
When you receive a criminal ticket or a traffic ticket from the Kansas City Municipal Court and choose to plead guilty, you have these following options to choose from:
1. You can pay for your ticket in person. When you choose to pay your ticket in person, you need to go to the Municipal Court Building which is situated at 414 E. 12 Street, Kansas City, MO 64106.
2. You can choose to pay by phone, and you can do so by using your credit card.
3. You can choose to pay by mail. When doing so, don’t forget to mention your ticket number on the back of your check or money order. Personal checks are not allowed for paying for criminal tickets in Kansas City.
If you want to use a credit card, you need to write your credit card details on the back of the ticket. This option does not allow you to pay in cash. You need to enclose a copy of your ticket along with the ticket fee and mail the details to the following address:
Municipal Court Building
25th Floor, City Hall
414 E. 12th Street
Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: (816) 513-3360
Fax: (816) 513-3353
Email: Vickie_Thompson@kcmo.org
Conducting a Search for Kansas City Arrest Records
The Kansas City Court allows individuals to check for information available in regards to fine amount, bond amount, court date, check if a parking ticket or a traffic ticket is there against your name or not, allow you to request for a court hearing date when you plead not guilty for a traffic or a parking ticket, and pay a fine for parking violation or traffic violations online.
The Clerk of the City Court’s office provides a search system that enables the general public in Kansas City to access the Kansas City Municipal Court records online.
The information available on the results page and the search database on warrants, municipal code violation cases, and tickets is current. However, the search database may not reflect the payments of fines, changes and updates on court rulings, and other details of municipal violations that have not been posted into the system.
It normally takes 3 to 5 days for new cases to appear on the database and reflect in the search system page after these have been issued. Records of payments made for traffic violations and other municipal code violation take at least 24 hours to be visible on the search system.
To suggest any changes to the data available on the search system, you can contact the Kansas Municipal Court Clerk’s office at (816) 513-3360.
To look up cases which deal with the violation of municipal codes or search for warrants and tickets for traffic violations through the search system online, individuals have to enter the case number, provide the name of the individual, or punch in the license number of the individual whose records are being searched for.
If you choose to look up a case matter by using the driver’s license, then you need to fill out additional details, such as your driver’s license number and the license plate number of your vehicle.
To check for the information on your traffic ticket after you have paid the fine, wait for 15 business days for it to appear in the search system. You can also call and find out about the payment after the stipulated time.
If you choose to conduct a case search by using the case number, you must remember to remove the dashes when you enter the correct number that has been assigned to your case. If your ticket number is more than eight digits, then you need to mention only the digits from the right most corner. If you use the name search method, then the details that you need to fill out are the first two letters of your name.
For additional information, you can contact the Clerk of the Municipal Court’s Office in Kansas at the following contact information:
Clerk of the City Court
25th Floor, City Hall
414 E. 12th Street
Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: (816) 513-3360
Fax: (816) 513-3353
Email: Vickie_Thompson@kcmo.org
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