Casper Municipal Court

General Information

Hall of Justice

Arraignment sessions occur Monday through Friday and start at 9:00 a.m. If an interpreter is required for any proceeding, contact Municipal Court one week prior to your scheduled proceeding.

The Casper Municipal Court is on the Fifth Floor of the Hall of Justice located at 201 North David, one block west of Center Street.

Municipal Court has jurisdiction over City Ordinance violation cases filed by the City Attorney’s Office, Casper Police Department, Metro Animal Control, and Code Enforcement. All cases filed in Municipal Court are misdemeanors.
City Parking Ticket violations are administratively managed by the Support Services Division.
- A parking violation may be contested in Municipal Court.
Tickets issued by the Wyoming Highway Patrol, Wyoming Game and Fish, or the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office are not heard in Casper Municipal Court. They are heard in the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial District which is located in the Townsend Justice Center at 115 N. Center Street.

Docket Calendar

View Upcoming Docket Calendars:

Municipal Court Docket

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Highlights

All court sessions are updated in real time.
- Using the docket link at any point during the day will be current to real time status.
There is an excel-style search tool at the top of the report for users that may be looking for a specific name or case number.

Items to Note

Sessions are grouped together by court start time.
- Take note of the Event Type and Location for specific courtroom and hearing type.
All cases will include the listing of charging officer
- This does not mean that the charging officer is always necessary to appear
- Certain appearances generally do not require the officer to appear:
  - Arraignment, Case Review, Docket Call, Ability to Pay Hearing, and Intake- Probation Meeting

**NOTE** As a general rule, the docket provided is for informational purposes only and is accurate to the best available information at the time of publication. This docket should be considered secondary to any court appearance documentation. Please rely on any Subpoena, Notice of Setting, citation, or other court appearance documentation for additional information.

I CANNOT MAKE IT TO MY SCHEDULED COURT TIME. WHAT CAN I DO?

If you are unable to appear at your scheduled hearing, you may request a continuance by submitting the request form found below:
Continuance Request Form

Request for Interpreter

If an interpreter is required for any proceeding, contact Municipal Court one week prior to your scheduled proceeding. The court provides this service to ensure that non-English speakers receive the same protection and due process as English speakers, and can fully understand the court proceedings.

The court is always in need of interpreters: if you fluently speak and write a foreign language please contact the court if you would like to become a court interpreter.

Link to Other Agencies

If you have not found what you were looking for on our site, it may be possible that another entity may be able to assist you. Many individuals that contact Casper Municipal Court actually have an offense or ticket with another entity such as Natrona County or the State of Wyoming. In those cases, your case will likely be heard in State Circuit Court or State District Court.

Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial District

Tickets issued by the Wyoming Highway Patrol, Wyoming Game and Fish, or the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office are not heard in Casper Municipal Court. They are heard in the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial District which is located on the 4th floor of the Townsend Justice Center at 115 North Center. http://www.courts.state.wy.us/

Contact information for the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial District Voice (307) 235.9266 Fax (307) 235.9331

E-mail cccsp@courts.state.wy.us

District Court of the Seventh Judicial District is located on the 1st floor of the Townsend Justice Center at 115 North Center.

Phone (307) 235-9243

Family court (divorce, paternity, child custody), Civil disputes for amounts over $7000, Criminal (felony only, no misdemeanors or traffic violations), Probate (guardianships, conservatorships, wills), *Juvenile, *Involuntary Hospitalizations, *Adoptions, as well as the receipting and disbursing of child support. District Court acts as the Appellate Court for courts of lesser jurisdiction (Circuit Court and Municipal Court) in Natrona County. It is also a court of permanent records, and with cases going back to the 1890's. (* indicates confidential cases not open for public review)