Calera Municipal Court

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Calera Municipal Court cases in Shelby County, Calera, AL

Calera Municipal Court is a municipal court serving the City of Calera, Alabama. It handles prosecutions for violations of municipal ordinances and state-law misdemeanors adopted by ordinance that occur within the city limits or police jurisdiction. Common case types include traffic and parking offenses (such as speeding, DUI, and license/insurance violations), misdemeanor criminal matters (e.g., disorderly conduct or simple possession where adopted by ordinance), and municipal code/compliance violations. The court does not hear civil, family, probate, or felony cases; felony matters and other non-municipal cases proceed in state courts. The court's role is to adjudicate these local offenses, impose lawful penalties, and its judgments may be appealed for a trial de novo in circuit court.

Calera Municipal Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: Municipal
County: Shelby
Street Address: 7901 Highway 31
City: Calera
Zip Code: 35040
Phone: 205-668-3801
Fax: 205-668-3624
Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Website URL: https://www.cityofcalera.org/307/Municipal-Court
About / Additional Info: Court Dates: 1st Thursday of Each Month, 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. 3rd Thursday of Each Month, 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. These dates can change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Services and Case Types Handled in Calera Municipal Court

Calera Municipal Court adjudicates violations of city ordinances and certain misdemeanors, primarily traffic citations and code-enforcement cases. Public services include: case intake and filings (citations, complaints, motions), docketing and scheduling; arraignments, pretrial conferences, and bench trials; warrant processing; fine, fee, and restitution assessments with payment options; compliance monitoring (probation, defensive-driving/safety school where eligible); records requests and case lookups; and customer assistance for court dates and procedures. Jury service is generally not administered by the municipal court; defendants seeking a jury trial may do so by appeal to the county/circuit court. Protective orders (e.g., protection-from-abuse/restraining orders) are typically handled by the county/circuit court; the municipal court may direct parties to the proper filing venue. The court's role is to provide accessible, timely resolution of municipal cases and ensure compliance with local law.

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