The Springs Traffic Department (City of Colorado Springs) allows you to manage most traffic-related matters—including paying traffic tickets—online through their official platforms. For traffic ticket payments, individuals can use the City of Colorado Springs Municipal Court Payment Page. When paying online, ensure you have your ticket number or summons/case number and a valid credit card. Be aware that a service fee is applied for processing online payments. Additionally, if your violation is eligible (typically for traffic offenses of four points or less), an automatic point reduction may apply if payment is made before your court date[6].
If you are contesting the charges or wish to plead not guilty, you must appear in court on the date and time listed on your citation. Note that CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) holders are not eligible for point reductions. For cases requiring a mandatory court appearance—such as severe offenses or those with higher points—you cannot resolve the matter online and must appear as instructed[7].
To access online booking and payment options:
- Visit the official City of Colorado Springs Municipal Court site for traffic ticket payments.
- For driver services, such as license renewals or driving tests, use myDMV.Colorado.gov to schedule appointments online and access digital services[1].
For broader city services—including permits, business licensing, and police records (such as accident reports)—the City of Colorado Springs Citizen Access portal is available 24/7. Registration is required for full access, though you can view some public information without an account[2].
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