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Dallas residents with outstanding citations are getting some grace to clear them with the City of Dallas without the risk of arrest.
The Dallas Municipal Court, at 2014 Main St., will host an "amnesty" initiative from February 28 to March 12, allowing residents to resolve up to six Class C citations per day. The City of Dallas has guaranteed that residents will not be arrested at the municipal court for outstanding violations during this time.
"Getting an outstanding citation off your plate is a great way to start the year with some peace of mind. Now is your chance to take care of an outstanding City of Dallas citation without worrying about arrest," a city blog post states.
Residents only need to bring a valid photo ID upon check-in. Citations can be resolved during the following periods, which include extended weekend hours, at the municipal court:
Some of the Class C violations that can be resolved during this time include traffic or speeding tickets, city ordinance violations, public intoxication, minor theft (valued less than $100), disorderly conduct, among others.
The City of Dallas will not process family violence, juvenile, or civil citation cases.
For additional information, the Dallas Municipal Court can be contacted at 214-670-0109.