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Clerk of Court’s Office
843.383.3008
843.383.3040 (Fax)
Email

Hartsville City Hall
100 E Carolina Ave
PO Drawer 2497
Hartsville, SC 29551

Municipal Court

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The City of Hartsville holds Municipal Court at the Darlington County Magistrate's Courtroom at 404 S Fourth St, Hartsville, SC 29550.

What kind of tickets can be paid here?

We only accept payments for tickets issued by officers of the City of Hartsville Police Department. Here are some ways to tell that your ticket is a City of Hartsville ticket:

Your ticket number starts with "201911" or "7102p".
The Agency/Troop listed vertically along the right side of the ticket reads "Hartsville Police Dept".
The name of the trial court on your ticket should read "Hartsville Municipal".

Electronic ticket example

We do not accept payment for tickets issued through the Darlington County Sheriff's Department or SC Highway Patrol (State Trooper). If your ticket was through the Darlington County Sheriff's Department or SC Highway Patrol, please contact the Darlington County Magistrate's Office at 843.332.9661.

Pay Court Fines

How can I pay my traffic ticket or court fine?

Pay in person at Hartsville City Hall, 100 E Carolina Ave, Hartsville, SC 29550. We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. We accept cash, credit card, money order, and cashier's checks. We do not accept personal checks for court payments.

Mail in payment to Hartsville Municipal Court, PO Drawer 2497, Hartsville, SC 29551. Money order or cashier's checks only. Please do not send cash in the mail. Personal checks are not accepted for court payments.

Pay by phone using a credit card: 843.383.3008 Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Pay in court using cash, credit card, money order, or cashier's check.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who do I make the money order or cashier's check payable to?
Make the money order or cashier's check payable to Hartsville Municipal Court.
Do you provide receipts?
If you pay in person, you will receive a receipt. If you pay online, your receipt will be emailed to you. If you pay by phone, or by mail, a receipt can be mailed or emailed to you upon your request. You may contact the Clerk of Court by telephone at 843.383.3008 or by email at court.admin@hartsvillesc.gov during regular business hours to verify that your payment has been received.
If I pay the bond, can I still come to court and have my case heard?
Yes. If the Judge lowers your fine in court or finds you not guilty, you will receive the appropriate refund via paper check. It is your responsibility to make sure we have your current address.
Do I have to pay the full amount, or can I set up a payment plan?
The amount must be paid in full on or before your court date. You may ask the judge for a payment plan. If approved, you must pay state-mandated 3 percent interest on the total amount due.
Am I required to come to court?
Certain offenses require a court appearance, even if you pay the bond amount in advance. If you are required to appear in court, this should be noted on your ticket (The word "Yes" will be circled beside "Court Appearance Required".). If you are unsure of whether or not you need to appear in court, please contact the Clerk of Court by telephone at 843.383.3008 or by email at court.admin@hartsvillesc.gov.
I am required to come to court, but I cannot make it on my assigned date. What should I do?
You must mail, email or fax a continuance request to the Clerk of Court. You must give a reason why you cannot attend court on the original trial date. The continuance request must be received before the scheduled date and time for your case to be heard in court. We will let you know if your request is approved, and if so, when your next court date will be.
What if I lost my ticket?
If you lost your ticket, contact the Clerk of Court by telephone 843.383.3008 or by email court.admin@hartsvillesc.gov.

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What kind of tickets can be paid here?

How can I pay my traffic ticket or court fine?

Frequently Asked Questions

Who do I make the money order or cashier's check payable to?

Do you provide receipts?

If I pay the bond, can I still come to court and have my case heard?

Do I have to pay the full amount, or can I set up a payment plan?

Am I required to come to court?

I am required to come to court, but I cannot make it on my assigned date. What should I do?

What if I lost my ticket?