The mission of the Frederick Municipal Court is to ensure that there is an accessible and open court process where due process of law and fundamental fairness are afforded to all who appear before the Court, and that customer service by administrative staff is of the highest priority.

3/16/2020 - In the best interest of the community and our residents’ health, the following changes are effective immediately:

1. The court will be closed to the public until further notice.  Court staff will be available by telephone and email.  You may call the court clerk at (720) 382-5531 or email the court at LGlantz@FrederickCO.gov.  If you have a motion, court request, proof of completion of a class or community service hours, you may fax it to the clerk at 720-382-5540, email it or mail it to the clerk at P.O. Box 639, Frederick, CO 80530. Payments may be made by mail or by contacting the court clerk by phone.
2. The arraignment and review docket currently scheduled for APRIL 9, 2020 HAS BEEN CANCELLED.  On or before April 3, 2020, the court clerk will be contacting court participants by phone, mail or email to re-set court appearance dates and times.  
3. Certain cases may be eligible for resolution without appearance in court. If you have an early payment discount option set forth on your summons, you may take advantage of that discount up through and including your currently scheduled court date.  If you do not have the early payment discount option marked on your summons, but are interested in learning if your case is eligible for such disposition, please contact the court clerk during normal business hours.
4. Individuals with active warrants out of the Frederick Municipal Court should contact the court clerk to discuss options for their case.

Jeff Cahn

Presiding Judge

Kristin Brown

Town Prosecuting Attorney

Court Sessions

Monthly on the 1st and 2nd Thursday's

8:30 a.m. Traffic

10 a.m. Criminal Violations/Code Violations

11 a.m. Review Hearings

Advisement to Defendant Concerning Sealing or Expunging Your Records

Adults:

Colorado Revised Statue section 24-72-708 et seq. provides that you may be entitled to have your case or conviction sealed.

Juveniles:

Colorado Revised Statute section 19-1-306 provides that you may be entitled to have your case or conviction expunged.

Certain limitations and time limits apply. For more information and forms visit Colorado State Courts or consult with an attorney.

Related Documents

Advisement Rights
Point Suspension

Forms to Appeal Decision
Differences in Frederick, Firestone and Dacono Tickets

Helpful Resources

Colorado Department of Revenue DMV
Colorado State Judicial Branch
Weld County Courts