Glendale Municipal Court

Glendale Municipal Court
424 N. Sappington Road
Glendale, Missouri 63122

Phone (314) 909-3003
FAX (314) 965-4772

The Glendale Municipal Court is a part of the Municipal Division of the 21st Circuit Court of St. Louis County. The court is presided over by the Honorable Judge Terry Burnet. The Prosecuting Attorney is Edward F. McSweeney and the Municipal Court Administrator is Cassy Kollmeyer. The Mayor of the City of Glendale, appoints the Judge and the Prosecuting Attorney on an annual basis. The Court Administrator is an employee of the City of Glendale. Court is held on the second Monday of odd numbered months at 7:00 P.M., in the Municipal Auditorium. Municipal ordinance violations include both traffic and non-traffic cases.

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A MESSAGE TO DEFENDANTS FROM THE GLENDALE MUNICIPAL COURT (Notice of Rights):

You have been summoned to come to court on the date shown on your ticket.

You may plead not guilty by coming to court and a trial date will be set.

You may plead guilty by coming to the Glendale Municipal Court before your first court date to pay your fine at the Traffic Violation Bureau for Minor Traffic Violations (traffic violation of 4 points or less).

If you plead guilty, you will be given a new date to pay if you cannot pay the day of court.

If you want to plead guilty, but you do not have the funds to pay your ticket, you still must come to court. You will not be arrested for not having money to pay.

If you are indigent, you may be required to complete documentation to be determined by the court as evidence of your financial status and as an aid to the court in assessing fines, costs and setting of a payment plan.

If you do not come to court when summoned to do so, you are subject to a warrant being issued for your arrest.