The City of Montgomery Municipal Court is conducting a public awareness campaign encouraging residents to determine whether they have outstanding Municipal Court obligations before expanded collection efforts begin. The goal is voluntary compliance, fairness, and accountability.

The Court is strengthening collection efforts on eligible outstanding obligations, some of which have remained unresolved for many years. The campaign gives residents an opportunity to resolve eligible obligations before additional lawful collection efforts are pursued.

No. Outstanding obligations are not being forgiven or automatically reduced. This is a public awareness and voluntary compliance initiative.

No. Residents are encouraged to determine for themselves whether they have outstanding Municipal Court obligations.

Visit pay.montgomeryal.gov and search for your citation or other identifying information. If you need assistance, contact Montgomery Municipal Court.

Call Montgomery Municipal Court: 334-625-2776
Email Montgomery Municipal Court: mgmcourts@montgomeryal.gov

Contact Montgomery Municipal Court to discuss the options available for your specific case. Any payment arrangements depend on the circumstances of the individual case.

No. The initiative supports accountability and compliance with Municipal Court orders while reinforcing traffic safety and respect for court obligations.

Consequences depend on the type of case and applicable law. Not every consequence applies to every case.

Possible Consequences by Case Type

Misdemeanor Offenses, Municipal Ordinance Violations, and Traffic Violations

• Failure to Appear Warrants
• Referral to Collections
• Tax Refund Intercepts

Parking Violations

• Failure to Appear Warrants
• Vehicle Immobilization (Boot)
• Vehicle Impoundment
• Referral to Collections
• Tax Refund Intercepts

Red-Light Camera Violations

• Referral to Collections
• Civil Lawsuit
• Tax Refund Intercepts
  
  

Important Disclaimer
The consequences described above are general examples based on the type of violation. The enforcement actions available in any individual case depend on the type of violation, applicable law, court orders, and the specific facts of the case. Not every consequence applies to every case.