Randolph County Traffic Court Records Search

Traffic court records in Randolph County go through the district court. This is part of the 5th Judicial Circuit. The Circuit Clerk in Wedowee keeps all court files. This rural county sits on the Georgia border. Traffic comes from US 431 and roads to Lake Wedowee. Got a ticket? Need to check a case? Visit the courthouse or use Alacourt online. The clerk handles payment info, case outcomes, and copies of docs.

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Randolph County Quick Facts

22,683 Population
Wedowee County Seat
5th Judicial Circuit
1 Court Location

Randolph County Circuit Clerk

The Circuit Clerk keeps traffic court files for Randolph County. Staff can help you find case info. They check amounts owed and make copies of docs. The office is in the courthouse on Main Street in Wedowee. It is the main building in town so easy to find. Staff there can usually answer questions in a few minutes if you walk in or give them a call during business hours.

Address 1 Main Street
Wedowee, AL 36278
Mailing Address P.O. Box 328
Wedowee, AL 36278
Phone (Circuit Clerk) (256) 357-4626
Phone (Alternate) (256) 357-4551
District Judge (256) 357-4921
Hours Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Website randolph.alacourt.gov
Randolph County Circuit Court website showing court information and services

How to Search Traffic Records in Randolph County

Online Search

Search Randolph County traffic records through the Alacourt Public Access portal at pa.alacourt.com. Enter the defendant name or case number to find records. There are fees for searching the online system. To pay a ticket or check status, the Online Traffic Resolution system lets you look up cases by citation number.

In-Person Requests

Visit the Randolph County Courthouse during business hours to request traffic records. The courthouse is on Main Street in Wedowee. Bring whatever information you have about the case. Staff can look up cases, show amounts owed, and make copies of documents. There is a public access computer available for searching records.

Mail Requests

Send written requests for records to the Circuit Clerk by mail. Include the defendant's full name, date of birth, case number if available, and what documents you want. Include payment for copy fees. Mail to:

Circuit Clerk, Randolph County Courthouse
P.O. Box 328
Wedowee, AL 36278

Phone Inquiries

Call (256) 357-4626 for basic case info. Staff can check if a case exists. They will tell you the status and balance owed. Need copies or detailed records? Plan to come in person or mail a request. Phone calls work well for quick questions when you do not need actual documents, just info about what you owe or when your court date is.

Fees and Costs

Traffic Court Fines

Fines depend on what you did. Basic speeding runs $150 to $300 with court costs. Reckless driving costs more. First DUI can hit $600 to $2,100 plus extra fees. The exact amount varies based on how fast you were going and where you got caught. Some judges have room to adjust fines based on the facts of your case. Points on your license can also drive up your insurance costs for years.

Record Copy Fees

Service Fee
Case copies (1-20 pages) $5.00
Additional pages (over 20) $0.50 per page
Certification $5.00
Alacourt name search $9.99

Payment Options

Traffic fines can be paid online at ALAPay.com or by phone at 1-877-252-7294. At the courthouse, pay with cash, money order, or cashier's check. Personal checks are typically not accepted. Online and phone payments take credit and debit cards with a convenience fee.

Legal Framework

Traffic cases in Randolph County follow Alabama state law. Under Code of Alabama Section 12-12-51, the district court has jurisdiction over misdemeanor traffic prosecutions. Municipal courts handle city ordinance violations per Sections 12-14-1 through 12-14-70.

Most traffic violations are misdemeanors per Section 32-5A-8. Speed limits are covered in Sections 32-5A-170 through 32-5A-178. Reckless driving falls under Section 32-5A-190. DUI charges are in Section 32-5A-191 and can be misdemeanors or felonies depending on prior offenses.

Court records are public under Section 36-12-40, which allows citizens to inspect and copy records held by the courts.

Randolph County is part of the 5th Judicial Circuit along with Chambers, Macon, and Tallapoosa Counties. The District Attorney's office can be reached at (256) 357-2675. Juvenile Court is at (256) 357-2618.

Additional Resources

District Attorney's Office

The 5th Circuit DA handles traffic cases in Randolph County. Call (256) 357-2675 with questions about pending cases. They deal with all the tickets that go to trial. If you plan to fight a charge, you may end up talking with this office before your court date. Sometimes they can work out deals on minor violations.

Legal Aid

Legal Services Alabama gives free legal help if you qualify. They base it on income. Call 1-866-456-4995 to check if you can get help. Not everyone qualifies but it is worth asking if you cannot afford a lawyer and have a serious traffic matter that could affect your license or job.

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency

For driver's license issues, driving records, or point questions, contact the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA).

Cities in Randolph County

Randolph County has several small towns. Wedowee is the county seat. Traffic citations from city police go to that city's municipal court, while tickets from the sheriff or state troopers go to district court.

Towns in Randolph County include Wedowee, Roanoke, and Woodland. Each may have its own municipal court for local violations.

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