Remember that speeding ticket you got in 1992 and chose not to pay?
You may have forgotten about it, but the Cherokee County Court Clerk’s office hasn’t. That’s because they’ve got outstanding arrest warrants for people dating back to the 1980s.
“We’ve got $4 million worth of outstanding warrants,” Court Clerk Shirley Glory said. “They all have cash bonds. We’ve got to get these served.”
The dollar figure comes from the state court administrator’s office. Glory says the warrants are for everything from felonies to traffic tickets for which people have not paid fines and court costs levied by the judges.
Glory said anyone who thinks he or she may have an outstanding warrant can check online at www.odcr.com or come by her office. She said local law enforcement officers have already started serving the warrants.
The clerk said those with warrants need to be prepared to pay the full amount owed when they come to the courthouse.
The clerk’s office accepts cash, checks on local banks, money orders and some credit cards. VISA and MasterCard are also accepted.
Local News
Got an old ticket? You may be on a warrant
- Local News
-
-
Fanning love’s flames
This Valentine’s Day weekend, longtime married couple Reed and Juliet Burk are divorcees.
-
Service dog a comfort to victims
Eighteen-month-old Cody gets a lot of attention when he strolls through the hallways of the Cherokee County Courthouse dressed in his blue vest.
-
What's Happening
What's Happening
-
New TPS map for zoning unveiled
Big changes are in store for some Tahlequah Public Schools elementary students next August, but families found out Thursday night the shuffling may not be as drastic as they expected.
-
Board mulls school plan for expansion
Hulbert Public Schools representatives discussed the district’s proposed facility expansion with the Hulbert Town Council during their meeting Thursday night.
-
Area residents getting tax season help
When the calendar year turns over, people across the country begin gathering their W-2s, receipts and sharpen their pencils to prepare their taxes, hoping at best for a refund, and at worst, only a small bill to pay to Uncle Sam.
-
TPS releases proposed zoning map
Take a look at the proposed zoning map presented to Tahlequah Public Schools parents, students and staff Thursday night.
-
From the heart
As children, people often learn about making valentines in school. All you needed to impress that special girl or boy was some glue, scissors, paper doilies and red construction paper.
-
More new businesses open doors
The Tahlequah area market continues to grow, with several new businesses recently opening doors to customers.
-
Three held in Stilwell murder
Three Stilwell men were being held in the Adair County Jail Wednesday on an accusation of first-degree murder.
- More Local News Headlines
-






