Mission Statement

The Conroe Municipal Court is dedicated to assisting the public with the Court process on handling class C misdemeanors that have been filed in our court.  We will handle each case in a timely manner with the most efficient and courteous service possible. 

Class C Misdemeanors are criminal cases that are handled through a Municipal or Justice of the Peace Court.  Cases handled are mostly traffic related but our court handles non-traffic, City of Conroe ordinances and juvenile School violations that occur within the Conroe city limits.  These cases are considered class C because with the conviction of each case there is a fine only (no jail time is assessed upon conviction).

Click here to view a current warrant list.  This list will be updated by 12:00 p.m. each day.  Once a warrant is paid, it will not show cleared until the following business day.

*ATTENTION*

ONLINE PAYMENTS NOW AVAILABLE!

Beginning the week of April 11th - 15th 2011, the Municipal Court Department will no longer accept credit card payments in the Municipal Court Office.  Credit card payments will only be accepted through our new online payment application hosted by JP Morgan Chase.  Customers will be directed to make credit card payments via the internet.  The online payment application will be located on the City website under the "Online Services" link.  To make a credit card payment over the phone, a toll free number is available to process a phone transaction.  That toll free number is 877-254-7822.  In addition, a computer terminal will be available in the lobby area for customers to make online payments at the Conroe Municipal Court or at the Conroe Tower.  For your convenience, the City accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover for payments and deposits.

Please note that all credit card transactions made online or by phone will be assessed a convenience fee.  Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact one of our friendly Deputy Clerks at 936-522-3380.

Department Goals

• To assist the public in a  courteous and professional manner.
• To handle each case on an individual, fair, and equal basis.
• To make sure that each case filed in our court is adjudicated in a prompt manner and without prejudice.
• To have a positive impact on our juvenile cases.

Dr. Michael Davis, a semi-retired chiropractor in Conroe, was elected the Conroe Municipal Judge in June of 2010.

Judge Davis and his wife, Janice, have lived in the Conroe area since 1969.  He has always been active in civic work and has a strong interest in helping our youth.