CONTEST A PARKING TICKEY LICENSE

Requests for reasonable accommodation, including an interpreter for the hearing impaired, should be made at least 48 hours before appearance. The Circuit Court is accessible to disabled persons. The tow company will also charge a fee before releasing an impounded vehicle. If your vehicle has been towed or booted (immobilized) for unpaid parking citations, you must pay the entire amount due in guaranteed funds at the Circuit Court Customer Service Area, Second floor. The second way is to appear in person at the Customer Service Area on the Second Floor of the Multnomah County Central Courthouse at 1200 SW First Avenue to request a hearing.

First way is to insert in the yellow citation envelope a separate written request for a hearing.

There are 2 different ways to schedule a court hearing. Photos can take up to 3 days for the photos to appear.

CONTEST A PARKING TICKEY LICENSE

For more information on contesting your citation, please visit the court's web page here.īefore contesting your citation, you can view your violation photos online. You will need your citation number (near the top, starts with HA), the citation date, and your license plate. Your written explanation is a waiver of your right to a court hearing and consent to any judgment rendered. You should include any documents you would like the judge to review with your explanation. Insert in the yellow citation envelope a separate written explanation as to why you are contesting the citation. Oregon Judicial Department - Courts E-Pay portal Have your county and citation information ready and pay online to the Oregon Judicial Department: You may pay your citation over the phone with Visa or Mastercard. Insert in the yellow citation envelope a check or money order for the citation amount (do not mail cash) payable to “ State of Oregon”, include with your payment the citation or case number as well as the license plate number of the cited vehicle. Choose only one (1) of the below options. If the citation becomes delinquent, the court may double the citation amount, issue a warrant for immobilization and/or impoundment (tow) of the cited vehicle, enter a judgment and impose a fine up to the maximum amount allowed by law, assign the citation to collections and add fees.īelow are the three (3) different choices you can do before 5 PM on the 30 th day of the date on the citation. If you receive a parking citation, you must do one of the following within 30 days of the date of the citation, or the citation will be delinquent. Parking tickets issued by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) are adjudicated through the Multnomah.

Contest a parking tickey