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- Pay Fines Fees Online (ePayments) - Utah State Courts
You may request that the Court allow you to perform community service in lieu of paying some, or all, of a fine for class B and C misdemeanors and infractions Community service will be credited at a rate of $12 hour
- Court Online Payment - SLC. gov
You may search and pay for Traffic and Criminal cases You will need your court case number, citation number, or driver’s license number to find your case Please verify the name on the case to assure your payment is posted to the correct case
- Payments | SLC. gov
Make online payments including parking notices, water bills, special assessments and more Please note that the following links are the official payment portals for Salt Lake City Beware a scam involving fraudulent text messages claiming to be from Salt Lake City’s parking services site
- Paying Your Utah Traffic Ticket | DMV. ORG
Need help paying your Utah traffic ticket? This guide has the answers Information on where and how to pay your UT citation
- FAQs • What are my payment options for paying court fines ti
What are my payment options for paying court fines tickets? You can pay in person by cash, check, or credit card You can mail your payment by check or money order You can also pay online through our Courts page If you are unable to pay in full within your 14 days, you need to see the Judge to set up a payment plan
- Justice Court
Pay Your Citation, Fines or other Fees To pay for your citation, fees, deferred traffic prosecution, tickets, monthly payments, restitution or plea in abeyance fees use the button below (You will need your case number or citation number to make a payment)
- How to Pay Traffic Tickets in Utah - DMV. com
State courts typically accept online traffic citation payments in Utah through the ePayments service of the Utah Courts official website Drivers may also be able to pay traffic fines online through their court’s individual website, if that option is available
- Traffic Offenses - Utah State Courts
Not all courts use the online ePayment system If your case is in one of those courts, contact them to discuss payment options Generally speaking, if you choose to dispute your traffic citation rather than just paying the fine, you must appear in court and enter a plea of "not guilty "
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