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Welcome to the Gilbert Municipal Court, Gilbert, Arizona.

This Court handles the following types of cases:

• misdemeanor criminal offenses, such as Driving Under the Influence, Shoplifting, Assault, Disorderly Conduct, Dog at Large, municipal code violations and commercial vehicle violations; and

• protective orders, such as Orders of Protection and Injunctions Against Harassment; and

• civil traffic violations, such as Speeding, No Insurance, Seatbelt violations, Improper Turns, and Child Restraint violations.

Quick Links

· To pay a fine online, please go to the Payments On-Line website.

· To view the court calendar please go to the Court Calendar web page.

· To file a public records request for court documents, please fill out a Records Request form and forward in person, via fax, or postal mail to:

Gilbert Municipal Court
55 E Civic Center Drive, Suite 101
Gilbert, AZ  85296
Fax: (480) 635-7815

Please note there are fees that must be paid in advance whether you are filing your records request via fax, mail, or in person.

· Civil Traffic Sanction Schedule

· The Town Attorney may review all public records requests before the request is processed pursuant to Arizona law.

· To sign up for defensive driving school, please go to the National Safety Council - Arizona Chapter website.

· In the event that our phone lines are experiencing heavy traffic, we recommend first reviewing the Frequently Asked Questions page.

· For information about attending weekend in-custody proceedings, please contact the Gilbert Police Department.

NOTE: The Gilbert Municipal Court does not accept case-related motions, requests for continuances, or any other case filing to be done by phone or e-mail at this time.

If your concern is not addressed by the information on this website, we encourage you to fax or mail your request to us in writing so that our staff may review the issue in a timely manner. Always provide a return address, phone number, and fax number (if applicable) so that our staff can contact you expeditiously if necessary.  

If your concern is one that must be addressed by a judge, such as a continuance request or a case-related motion, you will receive the judge’s ruling by mail. This may take a week or longer due to the volume of motions the Court must process. If you do not receive the judge’s ruling by mail before your scheduled court proceeding, you should appear in court as originally scheduled.