The city’s 2026 initiative allows people with overdue municipal tickets issued on or before Dec. 31, 2022 to resolve their cases without late fees or the risk of jail time.
“This initiative is a great opportunity for anyone looking to clear municipal tickets and start the new year on a positive note,” Court Administrator Mankinta Holloway said in a press release about the initiative. “If you voluntarily come in to resolve any warrant issued by Oklahoma City Municipal Court, you will not face jail time.”
Warrant clearing is available for class “A” misdemeanors, which are identified in Oklahoma City’s municipal code. City officials say some of the most common charges include speeding, public intoxication, driving under suspension and petty theft…