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Alderman's Court

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1. What are the Alderman's Court hours of operation?

Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., excluding city observed holidays.

2. Why did I receive a summons for a parking ticket I already paid?

Your payment was not received before the 30-day limit. Therefore, the fine is doubled and a late fee is accessed.

3. Is there anything I can do about this parking ticket I don’t think I deserve?

You can protest your ticket within 30 days on a Monday or Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. Otherwise, the payment is due in full.

4. Why was my vehicle booted?

Vehicles are usually booted when unpaid parking tickets total over $50. After three days booted, if unpaid, the vehicle will be seized.

5. Am I able to pay my parking fine online?

As of January 2010, you cannot pay your City of Newark parking fine online. However, we hope to have this service available soon.

6. Why did my summons go to my parents address?

The bills go to the registered owner.

7. Will a parking ticket give me points on my driving record?

No, there are no points.

8. How can I plead not guilty?

You can plead not guilty in writing by the arraignment date on the ticket by fax (302-366-7062), mail Alderman’s Court, 220 Elkton Road, Newark, DE 19711 or bring it in person to the same address.

9. How does violating local laws affect me at the University of Delaware?

Violation of local, state or federal law will be subject to University discuplinary action. See link. More...

10. How do I have my record expunged?

You need to contact the State Bureau of Identification at (302) 739-5875.

11. Can I pay my traffic moving violation fine online?

Yes you may pay your for a traffic moving violation online, but you are not able to pay for parking tickets online at this time. You may pay your fine online by clicking the link below. www.cityofnewarkde.us/aldermanscourt