Municipal Court
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The Blue Mound Municipal Court is the Judicial Branch of city government and is operated under City Hall.
The Blue Mound Municipal Court is organized into two divisions, the Judiciary and Administration. The function of the Judiciary is to conduct business separate and independent of the other two branches of government, and to providing fair and impartial justice to the citizens of Blue Mound.
The duty of the Administration division is to support the Judiciary by assisting the public with experience and patience and by managing court operations proficiently.
Nothing contained within this website is intended to be interpreted as legal advice.
BLUE MOUND MUNICIPAL COURT OF RECORD
301 S. Blue Mound Rd.
Blue Mound, TX 76131
817-232-7097
Email: court@bluemoundtexas.us
Hours
Monday to Friday
7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
PRESIDING JUDGE
J. Stewart Bass
Municipal Court Judge
COURT STAFF
Chassidy Mead
Municipal Court Administrator
CCCI
Melissa Sanchez
Court Clerk
Se habla español
Court Dockets
ALL COURT DOCKETS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
OCTOBER 22ND- DOCKET FULL
*MASK ARE MANDATORY*
If you have any questions, please send an email with your name, citation number, and we will respond to your email within 24 hours.
*Please be aware that the Court customer service window is CLOSED FOR THE DAY during dockets and phones/emails are NOT answered by Court Staff*
To view citation options or pay online, please click the link below:
https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/bluemoundtx
To make phone payment:
866-327-2015
Must have citation number available to use this option.
Available in English & Spanish
Court Dress Code
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No hats, caps, bandanas, etc. (excluding religious head wear)
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No tube tops, tank tops, halters, midriffs, muscle shirts, or short shorts. No flip flops allowed.
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Any item of clothing that displays offensive, vulgar, racist, sexist, gang related, obscene language and/or graphics is prohibited.
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Clothing must cover all undergarments.
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No provocative/revealing clothing that may disrupt/distract court proceedings.
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The Court reserves the right to refuse to hear any case from those who fail to abide by the dress code.
All electronic devices must be turned off while court is in session.
