UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT (U.S. MAGISTRATE COURT)

http://www.txwd.uscourts.gov/general/offices/fthood.asp

U.S. District (Magistrate) Court Office MG Williams Judicial Center Bldg. 5794, Tank Destroyer Blvd. P. O. Box 5507 Fort Hood, Texas 76544-0507 Located near the East Gate two blocks east of the Club Hood complex Central Violations Clerk: Traffic citations on Fort Hood POC: Connie Trumbo Phone: 254-287-2710 Fax: 254-287-3487 Hours: 0800-1400

DES - U.S. Magistrate Court Officer: Police Officer/U.S. Magistrate Officer Officer M.D. Sterrett Questions concerning security-related issues at the court and warrants on Fort Hood Phone: 254-287-5683 Fax: 254-287-3487 Hours: 0800-1600 Federal Prosecution Office: Scott Goble, CPT Chief Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Elizabeth A. McFarland, Major Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Lavine, CPT Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Christina Baxter, Chief Paralegal

Fort Hood Warrant List: www.hood.army.mil/warrant.list.aspx

Fort Hood Regulation 190-5  Fort Hood Traffic Code revised as of 09 March 2010

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: What information do I need if I receive a ticket on Fort Hood?
Answer: Payment instructions are on the back side of the ticket; or, you may contest the violation by appearing on your scheduled court date. For specific information contact the Central Violations Clerk at Building #5794 or call 254-287-2710.

Question: How do I pay the fine?
Answer: You may pay online at www.cvb.uscourts.gov or call 1-800-827-2982 ext. 0.

Question: How long do I have to pay a citation?
Answer: If you do not pay the ticket within 21 days, you will be scheduled for a future court date. You have until that court date to pay the ticket or appear personally in Court to contest your ticket. If you have not received a written notice for a Court date, call the clerk (254-287-2710) approximately six weeks after the date you received your ticket.

Question: Where do I get information if my ticket also affects driving privileges on Fort Hood?
Answer: Contact Police Administration (Room 103, MP station, 58th and Battalion) within ten days. Those violations may include, but are not limited to, failure to maintain financial responsibility (no insurance); driving while license invalid/suspended/revoked or expired vehicle registration. Certain violations require an administrative hearing which must be scheduled within ten days of receiving the ticket.

Question: What should I do if my traffic citation/misdemeanor is in warrant status?
Answer: Contact the CVB clerk immediately at 254-287-2710 (traffic tickets) or misdemeanors (DUIs et al) at 254-750-1501.

Question: What if I am arrested for a DUI or other misdemeanor offense on Fort Hood and need information on court dates and procedures?
Answer: Contact the Federal Litigation Paralegal at christina.m.baxter@us.army.mil. The paralegal will inform you of your court date but will not give legal advice about your case. You are responsible to appear on your scheduled court date.

Question: What if I have lost my driving privileges on Fort Hood?
Answer: You can apply for restricted driving privileges at: C221, III Corps Headquarters, Bldg. 1001, telephone: (254) 287-3655 or (254) 287-7404 or the website: www.jagcnet.army.mil/ and select Administrative and Civil Law Division.