Bryan Municipal Court is located at 303 E. 29th Street, in the new Bryan Justice Center, which is at the corner of 29th and Texas Ave. We moved into this facility in July 2008.
The Municipal Court office is open for business as follows:
Monday: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:55 p.m.
The Court Staff is inclusive of the following positions: a Presiding Judge, Court Administrator, Municipal Court Assistant, Senior Deputy Court Clerks, Warrant Technician and City Marshals. There is a total of 14 Court staff, plus the Judge and the City Prosecutor.
The Court Clerk's Office serves as the administrative arm of the Municipal Court. Administrative functions include timely and accurate processing of complaints filed, courteous response to requests for information from the public, responsible collection of assessed fines and fees, and efficient docketing of cases for adjudication.
The Court is responsible for adjudication of all Class C misdemeanors, which is inclusive of Traffic, Penal, City Ordinances, Education Code and Alcohol Beverage Code. The Court processes an average of about 20,000 cases a year. The Court also issues an average of about 5,500 warrants a year. The Court collects over 2 million dollars in revenues for the City and the State of Texas. The Court collects court costs for the State of Texas which is payable to the Comptroller's Office on a quarterly basis for about 16 different state funds on each citation conviction.
The City of Bryan Teen Court, established in January 2008, is a diversion program designed to offer an alternative to formal juvenile court proceedings. At Teen Court’s sentencing phase hearings, trained Bryan High School student volunteers using a Peer Jury format, roughly modeled after the process used by a grand jury, perform the courtroom roles of clerk, bailiff, juror, defense attorney and prosecutor.
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