Genesee County Traffic Ticket Records

Genesee County traffic ticket records are filed at the 67th District Court, which operates seven locations across the county. Whether you were cited in Flint, Burton, Davison, or one of the other areas, you can look up case details, check fines, and request copies of your traffic records. This guide covers how the court system works, where to search, and what you need to get the documents you are after.

67th District Court Genesee County Traffic Cases

The 67th District Court handles all traffic ticket cases in Genesee County. This includes civil infractions, moving violations, and misdemeanor traffic offenses. The court has seven separate locations, so the office you visit depends on where your ticket was issued. Chief Judge Hon. William H. Crawford II oversees court operations across all sites.

Traffic cases in Genesee County are governed by the Michigan Vehicle Code. Under MCL 257.907, most traffic stops result in civil infractions. These are not criminal charges. You can admit responsibility and pay the fine, or you can contest the ticket and request a hearing. The court will schedule your hearing at the location that filed your case.

The main Flint office is at 630 S Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502. You can reach them at (810) 257-3170. This location handles the bulk of Genesee County traffic ticket records and is the best starting point if you are not sure which site has your case.

The MiCOURT case search portal lets you look up traffic ticket records for Genesee County online at no cost. Search by name or case number to find violation details, hearing dates, and payment status. This is the fastest way to check a case before you contact the court directly.

Genesee County 67th District Court Locations

Traffic tickets in Genesee County are processed at seven district court locations. Each location covers a specific area of the county. Your ticket will show which location filed the case. Go to that office to pay, contest, or get copies of your Genesee County traffic ticket records.

Note: Mail requests take 7-10 business days and must be sent to the specific location where the case was filed, not the main Flint office.

How to Search Genesee County Traffic Records

You have three ways to look up Genesee County traffic ticket records: online, in person, or by mail. Each option works for different situations. Online is fastest for basic case info. In person is best when you need certified copies or want to talk to a clerk. Mail works if you can't visit in person.

Online searches use the MiCOURT system at micourt.courts.michigan.gov. This is run by the Michigan Supreme Court and covers all district courts statewide, including all seven 67th District Court locations. Enter a name or case number. Results show the violation date, charge, court location, fines owed, and hearing information. No account is needed to view basic case data.

In-person requests go to the location where the case was filed. Bring your ticket or case number if you have it. Copy fees are $1.00 per page for standard copies and $5.00 to $10.00 for certified copies. Certified copies are needed for insurance companies, employers, or court proceedings in another state.

Mail requests are also accepted at each location. Write a letter stating the name and case number, include payment by check or money order, and send it to the right address. Processing time is 7-10 business days, not counting mail travel time. If you do not know which location to contact, start with the main Flint office at 630 S Saginaw Street.

Genesee County Circuit Court Records

The Genesee County Circuit Court at 900 Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502 handles more serious traffic offenses. These include felony cases like reckless driving causing death, repeat drunk driving charges, and cases where a traffic stop led to other criminal charges. County Clerk John R. Gleason manages record access for the circuit court.

You can reach the circuit court at (810) 257-3015 or visit gc4courts.org. Record requests at the circuit court require a Copy Request Form. Submit the form in person or by mail. Copy fees match the district court rate of $1.00 per page, with certified copies costing $5.00 to $10.00. For FOIA requests, email foia@geneseecountymi.gov. Standard copies take a few business days; FOIA requests may take longer depending on volume.

Note: Most routine traffic ticket records in Genesee County are held by the 67th District Court, not the Circuit Court. Only go to the circuit court if you know your case was filed there.

Genesee County Traffic Tickets and Your Driving Record

A traffic conviction in Genesee County gets sent to the Michigan Secretary of State. The SOS then updates your driving record under MCL 257.320. Points stay on your record for two years from the conviction date. Common point values are: 3 points for careless driving or speeding 11-15 mph over the limit, 4 points for speeding 16+ mph over or impaired driving, and 6 points for OWI or reckless driving.

If you hit 12 points in two years, the SOS will call you in for a mandatory driver reexamination. Fail that exam and your license may be suspended. The point system is governed by MCL 257.320 and MCL 257.320a. Points are calculated from the conviction date, not the date of the actual violation.

You can get your own driving record through the SOS online portal at mvic.sos.state.mi.us. Non-certified records cost $11.00 and certified records cost $12.00. Mail requests use Form BDVR-154. Driving records show all violations, convictions, license sanctions, and point totals as required under MCL 257.328.

Cities in Genesee County

Flint is the largest city in Genesee County and the county seat. Traffic tickets issued in Flint are handled at the main 67th District Court location on S Saginaw Street.

Other communities in Genesee County include Burton, Fenton, Flushing, Grand Blanc, and Mt. Morris. Each of these areas has a dedicated 67th District Court location that handles local traffic ticket records.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Genesee County. If your ticket was issued near a county line, check your citation to confirm which court has your case.