Fate Municipal Court

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Databases Updated on Oct 16, 2025

Fate Municipal Court cases in Rockwall County, Fate, TX

Fate Municipal Court is a municipal court serving the City of Fate, Texas. It functions as the city's court of limited jurisdiction, handling Class C misdemeanor criminal cases punishable by fine only and violations of municipal ordinances. Typical matters include traffic and parking citations, code-enforcement/ordinance violations (such as animal control or property maintenance), and juvenile fine-only offenses (e.g., tobacco or alcohol violations). The court also addresses limited civil or administrative proceedings authorized by Texas law, such as dangerous-dog or junked-vehicle cases, and performs magistrate duties including issuing warrants and conducting initial appearances. It does not hear family law cases, felonies, or higher-value civil disputes, which are handled by county or district courts.

Fate Municipal Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: Municipal Court
County: Rockwall
Street Address: 1900 CD Boren Parkway
City: Fate
Zip Code: 75087
Phone: (972) 771-4601 ext.127
Fax: (972) 722-8266
Hours: 7AM - 6PM (M-Th), 8AM - 12PM (F)
Website URL: https://www.fatetx.gov/165/Municipal-Court
Email: court@fatetx.gov
About / Additional Info: To provide a forum for justice to ensure that all citizens served by the City of Fate Municipal Court are treated fairly and equally while following the guidelines provided for due process of law.

Services and Case Types Handled in Fate Municipal Court

Fate Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors and fine-only matters arising within the City of Fate: traffic and parking citations; violations of city ordinances (animal control, property maintenance, noise, fire, zoning/building); and other state law fine-only offenses. Public services include case filings and responses (pleas, motions, requests for driver safety course or deferred disposition, payment plans, community service, and compliance dismissals); docket management and court hearings (arraignments, pretrial conferences, juvenile dockets, show-cause hearings, and trials by judge or jury); jury services (summons, qualification, impaneling, and juror assistance); warrant issuance for failures to appear/pay; magistration and bail setting; and, when authorized as magistrate, issuance of Magistrate's Orders for Emergency Protection after qualifying arrests. The court collects and accounts for fines and fees, reports applicable convictions to DPS, and provides access to case information and records.

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