Vidor Municipal Court

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Vidor Municipal Court cases in Orange County, Vidor, TX

Vidor Municipal Court is a municipal court of limited jurisdiction for the City of Vidor, Texas. It has exclusive original jurisdiction over city ordinance violations and concurrent jurisdiction with justice courts over Class C misdemeanors punishable by fine only, including traffic and parking offenses, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and code-enforcement matters (such as nuisance, animal control, and property maintenance). The court also handles juvenile fine-only offenses and failures to appear, and performs magistrate duties, including issuing arrest and search warrants, conducting probable-cause determinations, setting bail, and issuing emergency protective orders. It does not hear family law, felony, or general civil disputes; those matters are addressed in county or district courts.

Vidor Municipal Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: Municipal Court
County: Orange
Street Address: 1330 First Street
City: Vidor
Zip Code: 77662
Phone: (409) 769-7452
Fax: (409) 769-5712
Hours: 8AM - 5PM (M-F)
Website URL: https://www.cityofvidor.com/depts/municipal-court
About / Additional Info: The City of Vidor Municipal Court is located in the rear of the City Hall Municipal Building on North Hwy 105, (Main Street) in Vidor, Texas. Official Court proceedings are held at the City Hall Municipal Building in the City Council Chambers / Municipal Courtroom.

Services and Case Types Handled in Vidor Municipal Court

Vidor Municipal Court adjudicates Class C misdemeanor and city ordinance cases. Core matters: traffic and parking citations; fine-only state misdemeanors (e.g., disorderly conduct); ordinance/code violations (animal, health/sanitation, property maintenance). Juvenile/minor offenses include alcohol/tobacco and curfew. Services include case filings and pleadings (pleas, motions), arraignments, pretrial conferences, bench or jury trials, sentencing, and compliance dismissals. The court manages payment plans, community service, indigency hearings, and warrant resolution (failure to appear/capias pro fine). In its magistrate role, it conducts probable-cause hearings, issues warrants, and may issue Magistrate's Orders for Emergency Protection after qualifying arrests. Jury services cover summons, qualification, postponements, and juror payment. Public-facing functions include records and disposition requests, appearance instructions, court calendars, and online or in-person payment and compliance options.

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