You may visit the Municipal Court in-person or utilize online options as detailed on this page.
Do not visit the court if you are sick. You may request a continuance if you are experiencing symptoms.
Masks that cover your nose and mouth are recommended when visiting the court.
If you would like a new court date, you may request a continuance.
If you would like to request a moving violation be kept off your driving record, you may request an amendment.
You may also:
If you have a traffic ticket and would like to pay in full online, and would like to plead guilty or no contest to the original charge, you may enter your plea and pay in full.
You may also make a payment on a case.
You can pay fines online for citations that do not require a court appearance.
Learn about fines for speeding and traffic violations and other municipal code violations.
Make a request for a record or continuance of a court date.
Learn about the process that governs cases in Overland Park Municipal Court.
Learn about the various services our staff provide, including monitoring, substance abuse evaluations, and traffic school.
If you have received a citation for failing to provide proof of liability insurance from an Overland Park police officer, you may email a copy of your insurance card that was valid on the date of the citation for the vehicle cited to verifyinsurance@opkansas.org.
In your email, please include your name, ticket or complaint number and a daytime phone number.
It may take two-three business days to process your documents.
The annual report includes information about fines and fees collected, a caseload summary, and performance measures for staff.
Read the codes and ordinances that govern Overland Park.
Visit the Johnson County District Court website if the Sheriff’s Department issued your citation and for cases other than Overland Park traffic and municipal code violations.