Do I have to pay Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax?
Only if you own a Hotel/Motel/Bed & Breakfast type facility. 5% consideration paid for such sleeping room.
Only if you own a Hotel/Motel/Bed & Breakfast type facility. 5% consideration paid for such sleeping room.
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You can pay your ticket online here. For questions or alternate payment methods, you may contact the court at: Their Website (click here) P:(254) 893-6851 F: (254) 893-3254 scogburn@cityofdeleon.org P.O.Box 318/125 S Texas, De Leon TX 76444 In addition to your fines, by ordinance this court is required to charge an $1.25 credit card fee. … Continued
You will need to appear before the Presiding Judge at the De Leon Municipal Court, before or at the time and date at the bottom of your ticket. Court is held at 10 am on Tuesdays and Fridays, (except for holiday closings) at 125 S Texas ST, De Leon TX 76444. If you fail to … Continued
If you have a warrant out for your arrest: Your drivers license will be suspended. Your fines + court cost will be assessed against your credit. If you are stopped you may be arrested. Your warrant will appear in online registers and all corresponding law enforcement software. After your case(s) have gone to warrant, the … Continued
For class c misdemeanors or code enforcement violations, the Municipal Court. Our prosecuting attorney will review the complaint and may press charges. The form may obtained at the Municipal Court’s offices, or click here for a downloadable copy. Do NOT sign it without the Clerk of the Court witnessing your signature, or it will not be … Continued
No, the De Leon Municipal Court is a Criminal Court of Non-Record. To file a civil suit, you will need to contact the Comanche County Justice of the Peace’s office.
No. When a State Trooper, Constable, or Deputy Sheriff gives you a ticket it will be filed with the Comanche County Justice of the Peace.
YES. Even when there is no Burn Ban in effect, all burns are required to be reported to dispatch, prior to burning. Their number is 1(325) 356-2222.
Any calls concerning the status of the Burn Ban should be directed to the Office of Emergency Management. Their phone number is (325) 356-5805.