College Station’s Warrant Amnesty Starts Today
Featured Stories, News Monday, February 11th, 2013Starting Monday, February 11, it’s time again for a very popular program done twice a year in College Station: Warrant Amnesty.
College Station Municipal Judge Ed Spillane says the grace period lasts three weeks through March 1, but after that, from March 2 through March 10, it’s the state-wide warrant round-up.
Spillane says, not only will taking care of business keep you from being arrested, but the $50 fee also will be waived, saving you a lot of money if you have more than one case.
Spillane says you won’t get arrested for calling the court or coming to court to check if you have a warrant.
Ed Spillane visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia
To check your status, call the court at 9797-764-3683 , or CLICK HERE to go to the city website’s warrant listing
Short URL: http://wtaw.com/?p=56131
Posted by Kat McMullen
on Feb 11 2013. Filed under Featured Stories, News.
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