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Municipal Court

Handling traffic citations, ordinance violations, and local court proceedings for the Town of Great Falls.

About the Court

The Great Falls Municipal Court handles local ordinance violations, criminal/traffic citations, and other offenses within the town's jurisdiction. We are committed to fair, impartial administration of justice and ensuring due process for all who appear before the court.

Cases Handled

  • Traffic violations and speeding citations
  • Town ordinance violations
  • Code enforcement citations
  • Parking violations
  • Minor misdemeanors within town jurisdiction
  • Animal control violations

Appearing in Court

What to Bring

  • Your citation or summons
  • A valid photo ID
  • Any supporting documents or evidence
  • Proof of insurance (if applicable)

Court Schedule

Court sessions are held periodically. Please contact Town Hall for the current schedule and your assigned court date.

(803) 482-2055

Paying Fines

Court fines and fees can be paid in person at Town Hall during regular business hours. Accepted payment methods include cash, check, and money order.

For questions about your fine amount or payment plan options, please contact Town Hall at (803) 482-2055.

Failure to Appear

If you do not appear on your scheduled court date, a bench warrant may be issued for your arrest and your driver's license may be suspended. If you need to reschedule, contact Town Hall as soon as possible.

Contact Information

Municipal Court Judge

Dana F. Greenleaf

Address

810 Dearborn Street, Great Falls, SC 29055

Hours

M & TH 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM; Criminal/Traffic Court is held Monday morning at 9:00 AM.

Common Questions

Can I contest my ticket?

Yes. You have the right to plead not guilty and request a trial. Inform the court clerk of your intent before your court date.

Can I get a payment plan?

Payment plans may be available depending on the amount owed. Contact Town Hall to discuss your options.

Do I need an attorney?

An attorney is not required for municipal court, but you have the right to retain one at your own expense.