Municipal Court


Most hearings continue to be online.    Please find the appropriate link below for your court hearing.    If you need assistance please contact your attorney or the clerk's office.

Members of the public or observers will not be allowed to participate in the hearing unless requested to do so by the Judge and you must remain on mute.    

ZOOM Links   
(PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ARE LOGGING INTO THE CORRECT COURT HEARING)

Warrant Recall Form

Public Defense Application

Jury Trial Confirmation Rule

To access a court hearing please review the information on the Court Calendars page.

Fines and penalties can be paid online, by phone or by mail. Please find more information on the Pay My Fines page.

Infraction Hearings

All contested and mitigation hearings will be conducted by email until further notice. There is a link on the infraction page to submit a hearing online.  Attorney-represented cases will continue to be heard before the judge using remote hearings until further notice.

Pay Online or by Phone

Please consider paying your fines and penalties online. There is more information on the Pay My Fines page.

Probation Appointments

All probation appointments will be conducted either in person or via the ZOOM platform.   

Criminal Cases

Most criminal cases will be conducted through a remote platform and/ or in person.   If you have a hearing scheduled and have not received your remote hearing code please contact the court or your attorney. Court calendar information will be posted daily.

Warrant Recalls

If you have an eligible warrant for recall you may complete the electronic recall form.  Court staff will respond to your request within seven business days.   

Public Defense Screening

Complete an application online.  An application can be found on the Public Defender page. Please provide an address and phone number and email so a representative may contact you.  

Protection Orders 

Contact Snohomish County Superior Court for information about protection orders.     

Jurisdiction

The Marysville Municipal Court is a court of limited jurisdiction. The Municipal Court Judges have jurisdiction to preside over traffic infractions, misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and code violations for the cities of Marysville and Lake Stevens.

The Municipal Court does not hear civil cases, small claims cases or name changes. Information for those cases can be located on the Snohomish County District Court website.

Municipal Court Judge

Municipal Court Judges are elected to serve a term of four years. Judge Fred Gillings and Judge Lorrie Towers currently serve in the capacity of Municipal Court Judge.

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  • New Year’s Day
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day
  • President’s Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Juneteenth 
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Veterans Day
  • Thanksgiving
  • Friday after Thanksgiving
  • Christmas Day

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