WOODSTOCK, Ga. — The City of Woodstock announced that its municipal court would have an amnesty program for those with outstanding fines, citations or violations.
The “limited-time opportunity” is to help those with obligations to the court while reducing the financial burdens associated with their cases.
From April 1 to April 30, those eligible can address their outstanding fines or violations with their late fees waived and their charges for failure to appear in court dismissed.
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“The Court’s goal is to support community members in regaining compliance without the risk of additional penalties or enforcement actions,” the city said in a statement.
To use the program, those with cases before the municipal court can call 770-592-6025.
“We encourage those with outstanding fines to use this opportunity to resolve your outstanding matters and avoid further legal complications,” Clerk of Court Misty Smith said in a statement. “And we look forward to helping you achieve a successful resolution.”
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