Municipal Court
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City Hall 701 N St, Suite 232 Kansas City, KS 66101
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Judge Brandelyn Nichols-Brajkovic |
Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM |
P: (913) 573-5200
F: (913) 573-5210
E: Email
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Let’s try to resolve your case remotely!
What do I do about my Court Date?
If a Court appearance is necessary, you will be contacted by the Court to reschedule.
What do I do about my payment?
You can pay online or by mail. We will contact you with a new pay by date.
If you need help:
Email Us: kckmunicourt@wycokck.org
Our Mission
To serve with fairness, honesty and integrity
It is through the Municipal Courts that most citizens in the State come into contact with the judicial system, either as a defendant, a victim, or a witness.
There are two full-time judges that are appointed by the County Commission, and are granted the authority under state law to pronounce sentences on those found guilty or to grant probation or parole. The Municipal Court is considered a court of limited jurisdiction, having responsibility for.
- Motor vehicle and parking tickets
- Minor criminal-type offenses (for example, simple assault and bad checks)
- Municipal ordinance offenses (such as dog barking or building code violations)
- Fish and game Violations
A Municipal Court usually has jurisdiction only over cases that occur within the boundaries of its municipality. The Municipal Court acts on tickets written by Kansas City, KS Police, Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office, Railroad Police, KU Med Center Police, Kansas City, KS Code Enforcement Officers and Kansas City, KS Animal Control Officers, Parking Control Officers and Park Rangers.
Tickets written by the Kansas Highway Patrol are processed by the District Court.
2019 State of the Court