Searching the Gluckstadt Court Docket
For a city ticket or a misdemeanor charged under Mississippi Code, the Gluckstadt Municipal Court page is the official starting point. It lays out when the court sits, how to reach it, and how to pay. It is not a name-search docket. Begin with the citation number or case details. If online payment cannot find the matter, or the ticket demands an appearance, contact the court directly. One more caution: a county-issued citation belongs with the court printed on the ticket. That court is not the Gluckstadt municipal system.
- Read the citation for Gluckstadt Municipal Court, the issuing agency, the ticket or case number, and any appearance instruction.
- Check the official Gluckstadt Municipal Court payment and session information for a city court matter.
- Call the Municipal Court when the ticket is not located online, a warrant question arises, or the citation requires a mandatory appearance.
- Use Madison County Justice Court only when the citation identifies that court or a county issuing source.
- For a case outside municipal jurisdiction, identify the county court and use the clerk or PAMEC route for that court.
Note: The Gluckstadt payment channel cannot confirm a hearing date or case status. Only the court clerk can do that.
Gluckstadt Payment Is Not Docket Search
Gluckstadt gives residents several ways to settle a fine. None of them doubles as a docket search. The city accepts online credit-card payment, payment by phone, mail, and cash. It also takes certified checks and checks for traffic matters involving Mississippi residents. Those options close out a payable ticket. They do not let the public pull up every Gluckstadt case by name. Nor do they allow reading through its docket entries.
Your citation is the real starting record. It names the court and carries the details the payment system or clerk will ask for. A payment route that returns no match does not mean the ticket vanished or moved. Call the court. Ask whether the citation sits in the right system and whether you must appear.
Keep the citation number and court name handy. Shift from the payment screen to a phone call or a counter visit with them. With that in hand, ask the Gluckstadt court. It can tell a payable municipal ticket from a matter requiring an appearance. Payment access also says nothing about inspecting or copying documents. Those requests go to the Municipal Court and turn on the specific case and its access status.
Gluckstadt Municipal Court Basics
Gluckstadt Municipal Court sits at 140 Gluckstadt Way, Gluckstadt, MS 39110. The phone number is 769-567-2888. The city gives the court jurisdiction over traffic violations. Misdemeanors under the Mississippi Code fall there too. So when a citation names this court, the Gluckstadt municipal docket is the right route. A higher-level case, or a ticket naming a different court, follows that court instead.
For current session and payment details, the official page is the source. It helps with contact and procedure. It does not promise remote access. The clerk can help. Ask whether a case is public, pending, or set for a hearing. The official Municipal Court page carries the court's published contact and payment information.
The court page serves contact and session needs, not a public search of cases by name.
Gluckstadt Court Staff and Roles
The city's Municipal Court page names Judge Marsha Weems Stacey, Court Service Clerk Stephanie Burton, and public defender Devin Whitt. The prosecutors are John Scanlon and Zachary Giddy. Knowing who fills these roles helps separate a Gluckstadt court question from a general city-records request. Staff can steer a ticket, a court date, a payment, or a docket question to the right place. None of them substitutes for an attorney. Get a lawyer when you need legal advice.
Gluckstadt Municipal Court
140 Gluckstadt Way
Gluckstadt, MS 39110
769-567-2888
Gluckstadt City Clerk
343 Distribution Drive
Gluckstadt, MS 39110
769-567-2306
Note: The court publishes no complete fax number. Reach the clerk by phone or in person instead.
Court Dates and Settings in Gluckstadt
Gluckstadt Municipal Court holds sessions on the first Monday of each month. They start at 9:00 a.m. That recurring date is the city's main calendar clue. It does not mean everyone with a citation shows up at every session. Some tickets are payable outright. Others require a mandatory appearance. Some carry separate instructions. Before counting on a session date or time, call the court.
| Session date | First Monday of each month, according to the current city court page. |
|---|---|
| Session time | 9:00 a.m. on the published Municipal Court schedule. |
| Location | Gluckstadt Municipal Court, 140 Gluckstadt Way. |
| Judge | Judge Marsha Weems Stacey is listed on the Municipal Court page. |
| Setting type | Confirm from the citation or court because payment eligibility and mandatory appearances differ. |
Gluckstadt Monthly Session Details
The first-Monday pattern gives any Gluckstadt case a fixed place on the city calendar. It is not a full docket list. Nor does it guarantee any particular setting. Follow whatever court direction the citation gives first. If that instruction and the posted session pattern seem to conflict, call the Municipal Court and sort it out.
Gluckstadt's 2020 population baseline changes nothing here. The court's jurisdiction stays the same, and its monthly session remains a city matter, not a countywide calendar.
Traffic Tickets in Gluckstadt
Gluckstadt Municipal Court traffic tickets can be paid several ways. The official page lists certified check, cash, and mail to P.O. Box 2210, Madison, MS 39130. It also accepts a check for an eligible Mississippi-resident traffic matter. Phone payment runs at 1-877-374-2875. Online credit-card payment rounds out the list. Some tickets qualify for prepayment. Others require a mandatory appearance, and the citation plus the court decide which applies.
Paying is not the same as confirming your court date. Did the payment route miss your Gluckstadt ticket? Check directly with the Municipal Court. County citations belong with the county court named on the ticket. For the wider Madison County route, see Traffic Tickets.
Gluckstadt Ticket and Warrant Calls
The Gluckstadt police FAQ gives one phone line for ticket and warrant questions: 769-567-2888, staffed Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call it when an online payment attempt does not locate a Gluckstadt ticket or you need to confirm the right court. The line answers questions; it does not open restricted cases to a public search. The FAQ page itself shows the ticket and warrant contact details the department publishes.
When the online route falls short, calling the listed Gluckstadt court number with your citation details is the documented fallback.
Where Gluckstadt Cases Go
Gluckstadt Municipal Court handles the city traffic matters stated on its page. It also takes the Mississippi Code misdemeanor matters stated there. Anything outside that municipal jurisdiction can route to a county court. A county traffic citation may use Justice Court. Circuit or County Court cases use the Circuit Clerk structure. Eligible participating cases may be reached through PAMEC. Whatever the citation or case record names is the court that controls.
Docket flow: Gluckstadt Municipal Court › Madison County court custodian › Circuit Court for applicable general-jurisdiction matters
Once a Gluckstadt matter reaches the county level, Case Lookup explains the name and case-number routes for the responsible court.
Gluckstadt City Records vs Court Files
Gluckstadt keeps city records and court files separate. The City Clerk handles formal public-record requests. That office sits at 343 Distribution Drive, Gluckstadt, MS 39110, telephone 769-567-2306. That address is not the Municipal Court, which sits at 140 Gluckstadt Way. Send city administrative record requests to the City Clerk. Send court dates, tickets, payments, and docket questions to the Municipal Court.
State public-records principles do not override court-file restrictions. Ask the right Gluckstadt office whether your request is a city administrative record or a court file. Then ask what identifier, fee, or access category applies.
This separation protects both routes. A Gluckstadt docket question or citation payment should not ride in as a broad city-record request. Nor should a city administrative record go to the court just because the event involved police. Naming the office and the exact record gets you a better answer. It also means fewer misrouted requests.
Gluckstadt 2020 CDP Baseline
The Census 2020 baseline for Gluckstadt is 3,208 residents. It uses the CDP geography of that year. Current Census profile language calls Gluckstadt a city. So read the 2020 figure as a historical population baseline rather than a current caseload or count of docket entries. Court routing comes from the city court page, not population data. The Census 2020 CDP table shows the baseline the bureau publishes for Gluckstadt.
Population context helps tell Gluckstadt's city court channel apart from a Madison County court docket database. The 2020 baseline only identifies the place profile used in this county resource. It says nothing about citations, pending cases, court sessions, or records open to the public. For a current Gluckstadt court question, the Municipal Court page and the citation itself are what matter.
Gluckstadt Court Record Access Rules
A Gluckstadt court record that is public is not automatically reachable. No name search or payment page guarantees it. Request the record from the office that maintains it. Then confirm whether the file is public, restricted, sealed, or otherwise unavailable. PAMEC offers read-only access to eligible participating MEC cases. It does not pool every municipal case into one statewide database.
Mississippi access rules:
Mississippi Code Section 25-61-5 recognizes public-record access subject to exemptions and other law.
Mississippi Code Section 25-61-11 preserves confidentiality limits that a general request does not defeat.
Mississippi Code Section 43-21-261 limits access to many Youth Court files involving children.
Mississippi Rule of Civil Procedure 5.1 and MEC procedures require redaction of certain personal identifiers. Direct a Gluckstadt record request to the office holding that particular record.