The family of Taylor McCowan, a San Antonio nursing student, filed a wrongful death suit after she was struck by a man convicted of driving drunk. Credit: Wikimedia

San Antonians with outstanding warrants for Class C misdemeanors, whether traffic, civil or speeding tickets, can resolve them without fear of arrest during the Fall Case Resolution Campaign.

From Oct. 14-17, residents can take care of outstanding tickets by visiting San Antonio Municipal Court, 401 S. Flores St. anytime between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., no questions asked, according to court officials. No appointment is needed.

“The Fall Case Resolution Campaign isn’t just about clearing warrants,” Municipal Court Presiding Judge Carla Obledo said in a statement. “It gives people a real chance to move forward without the weight of legal troubles. We want to help people comply with the law while recognizing the challenges they may be facing.”

Those with outstanding misdemeanor warrants who are unable to make it to Municipal Court this week can also attend virtually via Zoom. Those interested in the option can learn more by visiting the San Antonio Municipal Court’s website.

People with outstanding warrants should have received an email or text message. But, just in case, residents can check if they’re wanted by the law by using the court’s traffic and criminal case search tool.

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This article appears in Sep 25 – Oct 15, 2024.

Michael Karlis is a multimedia journalist at the San Antonio Current, whose coverage in print and on social media focuses on local and state politics. He is a graduate of American University in Washington,...