St. Charles County Municipal Court is easy to confuse with the St. Peters city court, because both sit in St. Peters. If your ticket was written in unincorporated St. Charles County, your case is likely here. The County Counselor’s office prosecutes it.
Quick answer: St. Charles County Municipal Court is at 399 Turner Blvd. in St. Peters. A lawyer can request the County Counselor’s recommendation through the County’s online form, and the recommendation comes back as a PDF to sign.
Can a lawyer get a St. Charles County ticket reduced?
In many cases, yes. For traffic tickets, we can often get the charge amended down to a non-moving violation, which puts no points on your license. For other ordinance offenses, we can also often get the charge amended to littering. However, every case is different, so we cannot promise a result.
St. Charles County Municipal Court at a glance
| Address | 399 Turner Blvd., St. Peters, MO 63376 |
| Phone | 636-949-1833 |
| Office hours | Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed noon to 1 p.m.) |
| Pay a fine | Online through TrafficPayment.com or Case.net, by phone at 800-444-1187, or in person |
| Find your court date | Missouri Case.net, 11th Judicial Circuit |
Docket days
| Docket | Times |
|---|---|
| Second-to-last or last Tuesday of the month | 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. |
| First and third Wednesdays | 6 p.m. |
| Second and fourth Thursdays | 9 a.m. and 1:30 or 2 p.m. |
The court asks people not to arrive early or late for their time.
Can you appear virtually?
Only in limited cases. Since March 1, 2023, the court allows a virtual appearance if you live more than 75 miles from St. Charles County, or a disability or serious medical condition keeps you from coming in. The judge decides each request.
How we handle a St. Charles County Municipal Court ticket
- Enter our appearance on Case.net.
- Request a recommendation through the County Counselor’s online form. The court does not forward requests sent to it. The form flags DWI, speeds of 90 mph or more, and crashes, which get closer review.
- Send compliance proof such as insurance or a valid license directly to the prosecutor.
- Request discovery when the case needs it. Discovery follows Missouri Supreme Court Rule 37.54.
- Sign and file. The recommendation comes back as a PDF. You sign it, and we file it with the court.
Common St. Charles County charges
- Speeding, including on I-70, I-64 and Highway 364
- Driving while suspended or revoked
- Careless and imprudent driving
- CDL tickets
- DWI; see our St. Charles DWI lawyer page
Frequently asked questions
Is St. Charles County Municipal Court the same as St. Peters Municipal Court?
No. Both are in St. Peters, but St. Charles County Municipal Court is at 399 Turner Blvd. and hears County cases. The St. Peters Municipal Court is at 1020 Grand Teton Drive and hears St. Peters city tickets.
How do I pay a St. Charles County ticket?
Online through TrafficPayment.com or Case.net, by phone at 800-444-1187, or in person at the court office. Check first whether your charge can be paid without a court date.
What happens if I miss my court date?
The court may issue a warrant. A lawyer can ask the court to recall it. See failure to appear and municipal warrants.
Other municipal courts we handle: St. Louis City Municipal Court, St. Louis County Municipal Court, Florissant Municipal Court, Chesterfield Municipal Court, Maryland Heights Municipal Court, O’Fallon Municipal Court, St. Peters Municipal Court.
Talk to a lawyer about your St. Charles County Municipal Court ticket
Brian J. Cooke handles St. Charles County Municipal Court tickets and ordinance charges. See our St. Charles County criminal defense and St. Louis traffic ticket lawyer pages, call (314) 439-8501, or contact us online.
This page gives general information as of October 2026. Court procedures change, so check with the court or a lawyer. It is not legal advice.
