"Safety of the People shall be the highest law."- Cicero
frequently asked questions
Speeding Fines
Fines and Fees may be paid by mail or in person. The address is Byng Municipal Court, 110 Byng Avenue, Ada, Oklahoma 74820. Also, we currently accept credit/debit cards payments on-line. You can find the link on the HOME page.
What if my fine is not listed?
You may contact the Court Clerk at (580) 436-2545 to find out the amount you need to pay for any fines or fees not listed.
Do I have to appear in person at court?
No, you do not have to appear in person at court for traffic cases, if you have paid your fine in full prior to the court date. However, you are required to appear in court if you have not paid your fine and also in criminal cases.
What if I need a payment plan?
If you need time to payout a fine, you must appear on your court date and request time to pay from the municipal judge. Generally, a ninety-day extension to pay may be granted.
What if I don't make it to court on my scheduled day?
If you fail to appear in court on the date scheduled on your ticket, your driver's license may be suspended and a bench warrant may be issued for your arrest. You may also incur additional fines and fees.
What if I need a continuance?
If you are unable to make it to court on the date of your scheduled appearance and need a continuance, please call the Court Clerk immediately. The Court Clerk will contact the municipal judge on your behalf to request a new court date.
notice for native americans
Hooper v. City of Tulsa, 21-CV-165 (04/13/2022)
A federal judge ruled that communities in eastern Oklahoma can still prosecute Native Americans for violating local law, even after the U.S. Supreme Court stripped the state's criminal jurisdiction in those places because its landmark McGirt decision does not weaken municipal ordinances. McGirt says nothing about repealing or overriding the Curtis Act, which municipalities fall under.
Therefore, the Town of Byng will continue to prosecute Native American persons who receive traffic tickets or violate city ordinances. If you have questions about municipal jurisdiction over Native American persons, you should contact your attorney.
Court Dates and Court Process
Court Dates for 2022
Court Dates for 2022
Court Dates for 2022
All court dates are the third Friday of each month at 4:00p.m.
Court Process
Court Dates for 2022
Court Dates for 2022
If you have any questions about court processes, please call the Court Clerk.