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67th District Court Records | Free Public Search Online

Use this guide to search 67th district court records, find Genesee County Michigan district court cases on MiCOURT, request full Register of Actions information, handle Clean Slate older-record requests, check traffic and misdemeanor case options, pay eligible tickets, request transcripts, and contact the correct 67th District Court location in Flint, Burton, Davison, Fenton, Flushing, Grand Blanc, or Mt. Morris.

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Fast route by need Case lookup: use 67th District Court Records Search / MiCOURT. Full ROA: follow the court’s Register of Actions procedure. Older than 07/31/2014: submit a records request form. Ticket payment: use the official court payment page only.

Direct answer: The 67th District Court is a Michigan district court for Genesee County. For free public search, start with the official 67th District Court Records Search, which directs users to MiCOURT Case Search. The court says full Register of Actions information has a separate procedure, and case-record inquiries before 07/31/2014 must be submitted with court request forms because of Michigan Automatic Clean Slate rules.

🧭 Pick correct search 🔎 Search records 🧾 Older records 🚗 Traffic / criminal 🏠 Civil / eviction 💳 Payments 📍 Court locations ✅ Copies / transcripts
Independent guide disclaimer: This page is a helpful public guide and is not the official 67th District Court, Genesee County, MiCOURT, Michigan Courts, Secretary of State, or State of Michigan website. Verify case status, court dates, warrants, payment eligibility, copy rules, transcript fees, and filing deadlines directly with the official court before acting.
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Which 67th District Court Records Search Should You Use?

The 67th District Court handles Genesee County district-level matters. It is different from Genesee County 7th Circuit Court, Probate Court, Recorder/Register of Deeds records, jail records, or statewide criminal-history checks. Pick the correct route before searching or paying.

District case lookup

Use the 67th District Court Records Search page and MiCOURT Case Search.

Traffic / ticket

Use civil infraction and payment pages for eligible non-criminal tickets.

Older record

For records before 07/31/2014, submit court request forms because of Clean Slate routing.

Wrong court?

Use 7th Circuit Court for felony records after bindover, divorce, family, and higher civil cases.

If you need this Use this official source Search / request by Important warning
67th District Court case search 67th District Court Records Search Name, case number, court, party, case type, or MiCOURT fields. MiCOURT search is for public case information; official copies and full ROA may require court procedure.
Michigan statewide court lookup MiCOURT Case Search Court, name, case number, or available filters. Not every document image or restricted case is publicly visible online.
Traffic or civil infraction ticket Civil Infraction Tickets Ticket number, due date, court location, hearing request, or explanation option. Paying a civil infraction means admitting responsibility.
Fines, costs, bonds, oversight fees, court-ordered classes 67th District Court Payment Ticket number, case number, defendant details, payment route. No personal checks; mail payments require cashier’s check or money order and ticket number.
Transcript of a hearing Transcript Requests Judge, name, case number, and/or proceeding date. Small Claims and Civil Infraction Informal Hearings are exceptions to recorded proceedings.
Felony after bindover, divorce, domestic, civil over $25,000 Genesee County Circuit Court Records 7th Circuit Court case index or Legal Division request. This is not a 67th District Court record after the case is in Circuit Court.
Do not assume “no result” means no case. It may mean the case is older than 07/31/2014, restricted by Clean Slate, in 7th Circuit Court, filed under another spelling, recently filed, sealed, attorney-only, at another Genesee court location, or not a district court case.
Clean Slate and older records

67th District Court Records Before 07/31/2014

The 67th District Court records page says that, due to Michigan Automatic Clean Slate, inquiries for case records before 07/31/2014 must be submitted using the court’s request process. Users can email completed request forms, drop them off in person, or mail them to the court’s records processing address.

Older-record request options

  • Email completed request form to the court’s listed records email.
  • Drop completed request forms off in person.
  • Mail completed forms to Records Processing.
  • Use official court forms linked from the records page.
  • Expect mailing to delay processing.

Mailing address for older-record requests

67th District Court
Attn: Records Processing
630 S Saginaw St
Flint, MI 48502

Include enough detail for the court to locate the record: name, date of birth if allowed, case number, ticket number, court location, date range, and copy type.

Why this matters: Some older case information may not appear in normal public search results. Use the court’s official request form and do not assume the case never existed just because it does not appear online.
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Criminal and traffic

67th District Court Traffic, Civil Infraction, Misdemeanor and Felony Preliminary Records

The 67th District Court is responsible for traffic and non-criminal offense tickets, criminal cases, bonds, oversight fees, court-ordered classes, daily misdemeanor and felony arraignments, warrants, felony proceedings before transfer to Circuit Court, misdemeanor pretrials, sentencing, and other hearings.

Civil infractions

Civil infractions are non-criminal payable state or local violations. The court says they do not carry jail time and usually have a due date within 20 days of ticket issuance.

Misdemeanors

District Court handles all stages of misdemeanor cases, including arraignment, pretrial, plea, sentencing, and other hearings.

Felony preliminary

District Court handles felony cases from arraignment through preliminary examination before the case may be introduced to 7th Circuit Court.

Traffic / criminal need Official action Important note
Pay civil infraction ticket Use 67th District Court payment page Paying a civil infraction means admitting responsibility.
Request informal/formal hearing Use Civil Infraction Tickets page A hearing request is different from paying the ticket.
Warrant question Call 810-766-8968 to verify The court posts warrant walk-in arraignment information for weekdays in the morning window.
Case moved to Circuit Court Use 7th Circuit Court records After bindover, some felony records belong to Circuit Court, not District Court.
Ticket warning: Do not pay until you understand whether the payment is an admission, whether points may apply, whether your license status is affected, and whether you are still required to appear in court.
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Civil records

67th District Court Civil Records: Landlord-Tenant, Small Claims, General Civil and Land Contract

Michigan District Courts commonly handle landlord-tenant cases, land contract disputes, misdemeanor criminal offenses, civil lawsuits, small claims cases, civil municipal infractions, civil traffic infractions, and civil weddings. The 67th District Court civil department provides frequently used forms, filing fee resources, landlord-tenant forms, small claims forms, general civil forms, and process server information.

Small claims

Use for eligible lower-dollar disputes where the court’s small-claims forms and procedures apply. Check court forms before filing.

Landlord / tenant

Use for eviction, nonpayment of rent, possession, notices to quit, and landlord-tenant complaint forms.

General civil

Use for district-level civil claims, collection, garnishment, objections, summons, and complaint forms.

Forms tip: The court’s Frequently Used Forms page links to Michigan SCAO forms such as Affidavit and Claim, Complaint, Summons, landlord-tenant notices, objections to garnishment, and possession forms. Use the current official form, not an old PDF from another website.
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Payments

67th District Court Payments, Ticket Numbers and Payment Problems

The 67th District Court payment page says the court accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover through its payment route. If paying by mail, payment must be by cashier’s check or money order, include the ticket number, and be made payable to 67th District Court. The page also says the court does not accept personal checks.

Payment issue Official rule / route What to check before paying
Online card payment Use official 67th District Court Payment page Case/ticket number, court location, defendant name, amount, and appearance requirement.
Mail payment Use cashier’s check or money order; no personal checks. Include ticket number and mail to the correct court location.
Ticket after August 1, 2014 Court page says a year prefix may be needed before the ticket number. Example: a 2015 ticket may need “15” before the ticket number format.
Previous reversed payment / NSF Court page says payment must be made in person or by mail. Call the court before trying another online payment.
Warrant or default concern Call the court to verify status before assuming payment fixes the issue. Case status, warrant status, default judgment, license impact, and court appearance need.
Payment safety: Start from the official 67th District Court payment page. Do not enter your ticket or card details into private “pay ticket” ads unless you intentionally choose that provider and verify it is connected to your court.
Official copies and transcripts

How to Request 67th District Court Records, ROA Details, Copies and Transcripts

Online case search may help you find a case, but it is not always enough for court, employment, licensing, immigration, housing, attorney review, agency submission, or legal proof. For official use, request the correct record type from the court.

1

Know what you need

Ask whether you need a case printout, full Register of Actions, certified copy, transcript, payment record, disposition, or court date confirmation.

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Prepare case details

Have the case number, ticket number, party name, date of birth if permitted, judge, court location, hearing date, and document title ready.

3

Use the official records request page

For full ROA and older records, follow the 67th District Court’s Court Records & Request procedures.

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For transcripts, contact the court recorder

The transcript page says all proceedings except Small Claims and Civil Infraction Informal Hearings are recorded. You need a name, case number, and/or proceeding date.

5

Confirm fees first

The transcript page lists a statutory transcript rate of $4.65 per page and $0.90 per page if previously ordered, but always verify the current estimate before payment.

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Court locations

67th District Court Locations, Phones and Service Areas

The 67th District Court has several locations serving Genesee County communities. Use the right location when checking a docket, mailing payment, calling about a ticket, or asking for records.

Court location Address / phone Hours Serves
Central Location 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502. Phone: 810-257-3170. Mon-Fri 8:00 AM-4:00 PM; central counter lunch closure may apply Tue-Thu 12:00 PM-1:00 PM. General court administration, records processing, probation, ADA/language access, and central routing.
Flint Court – Fifth Division 630 S. Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502. Phone: 810-766-8968. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Flint City.
Burton Court 4094 Manor Drive, Burton, MI 48519. Phone: 810-743-5600. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Burton City.
Davison Court 200 E. Flint Street, Ste. 3, Davison, MI 48423. Phone: 810-653-4126. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Davison Township, Forest Township, Richfield Township, Atlas Township, City of Davison, Village of Goodrich, Village of Otisville.
Fenton Court 17100 Silver Parkway, Ste. C, Fenton, MI 48430. Phone: 810-629-5318. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Argentine Township, Linden, Clayton Township, Swartz Creek, Fenton Township, Gaines Village, Fenton City, Gaines Township, Lennon.
Flushing Court 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502. Phone: 810-659-5659. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Clio City, Montrose City, Flint Township, Montrose Township, Flushing Township, Thetford Township, Flushing City, Vienna Township.
Grand Blanc Court 8173 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI 48439. Phone: 810-694-2552. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Grand Blanc Township, Mundy Township, Grand Blanc City.
Mt. Morris Court 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502. Phone: 810-743-5600. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mon-Fri. Genesee Township, Mt. Morris City, Mt. Morris Township.
Location tip: If you know the city or township where the ticket, incident, landlord-tenant case, or misdemeanor started, use the location table before calling. Some issues can only be handled by the court location where the case originated.
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Map and visit

67th District Court Main Location Map and Visit Tips

The main Flint location used for several 67th District Court services is 630 S. Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502. The court lists business hours as Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, with central counter lunch closure from 12:00 PM-1:00 PM on Tuesday-Thursday. Call before visiting if you need a warrant check, older record, transcript, certified copy, payment extension, or location-specific ticket help.

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Visit checklist: bring photo ID, case number, ticket number, defendant name, court location, proof of payment if any, cashier’s check or money order if mailing/payment rules require it, and a written note explaining what record you need.
Wrong court check

67th District Court vs Genesee County 7th Circuit Court Records

The 67th District Court is not the same as the Genesee County 7th Circuit Court. The Genesee County court information page explains that the 7th Circuit Court is the court of general jurisdiction for Genesee County and handles felonies, while the 67th District Court handles traffic violations, misdemeanors, and felony cases from arraignment through preliminary examination.

Use 67th District Court for

  • Traffic violations
  • Civil infractions
  • Misdemeanor cases
  • Felony arraignment / preliminary examination
  • Small claims
  • Landlord-tenant and district civil matters

Use 7th Circuit Court for

  • Felony cases after district court stage
  • Divorce and family matters
  • Domestic support, paternity, custody, visitation
  • Civil lawsuits over $25,000
  • Personal protection orders
  • Name changes and circuit court indexes
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Troubleshooting

67th District Court Record Not Found? Try These Fixes

Problem Likely reason What to do next
No case appears in MiCOURT Wrong spelling, wrong court, recent filing, restricted case, older record, or Clean Slate limitation. Try alternate spelling, case number, court filter, and the 67th District Court records request process.
Older case before 07/31/2014 Court says Clean Slate affects older-record inquiry routing. Submit completed request forms by email, mail, or in-person drop-off to Records Processing.
Traffic ticket payment fails Wrong ticket format, missing year prefix, reversed payment history, wrong location, or court appearance required. Read the payment page and call the court with ticket number before retrying.
Need felony case after preliminary exam The case may now be in 7th Circuit Court. Search Genesee County Circuit Court records and contact the Legal Division if needed.
Need transcript Transcripts are ordered through court recorders by judge and proceeding date. Use the transcript request page and prepare name, case number, judge, and proceeding date.
Need certified or official proof Online search result is not the official certified record. Contact the court location or Records Processing for proper copy procedure.
Avoid mistakes

Common Mistakes When Searching 67th District Court Records

Searching the wrong court

District Court and Circuit Court records are different. Use 67th District Court for traffic, misdemeanors, and felony preliminary matters.

Ignoring Clean Slate routing

Older records before 07/31/2014 may need the special request process and may not show normally online.

Paying without reading the ticket rule

Payment can admit responsibility for civil infractions and may affect driving records or Secretary of State status.

Using the wrong ticket number

Tickets after August 1, 2014 may need a year prefix before the ticket number format.

Calling the wrong location

Flint, Burton, Davison, Fenton, Flushing, Grand Blanc, and Mt. Morris divisions serve different areas.

Expecting legal advice

Court staff can help with procedure, forms, and records routing, but they cannot tell you how to handle your case.

Safety

Scam and Privacy Warning for 67th District Court Records Searches

Search results may show private “instant court records,” “Michigan background check,” “traffic ticket payment,” or “public records” pages. Some charge for information that may be incomplete, unofficial, or available through official court portals. Use the 67th District Court site and MiCOURT first.

Do not misuse records: Do not harass, shame, threaten, stalk, or discriminate against anyone based on a docket, ticket, charge, filing, warrant, or public record. A charge, citation, hearing, or filing is not the same as guilt, liability, or final judgment.
Safe rule: If the record affects employment, housing, licensing, immigration, benefits, driver-license status, court deadlines, or payment obligations, contact the official court and request the correct official record or verification.
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67th District Court Records: Short Answer for Bing, Copilot and AI Search

67th District Court records are Genesee County, Michigan district court records. Search public case information through the official 67th District Court Records Search page and MiCOURT Case Search. The court handles traffic violations, civil infractions, misdemeanors, felony arraignment through preliminary examination, landlord-tenant, small claims, and district civil matters. For full Register of Actions information, official copies, transcripts, and records before 07/31/2014, follow the court’s records request process. The main Flint records processing address is 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502.

Question Clean answer
Where do I search 67th District Court records? Use the official 67th District Court Records Search page and MiCOURT Case Search.
What county is the 67th District Court in? The 67th District Court serves Genesee County, Michigan.
What cases does 67th District Court handle? Traffic, civil infractions, misdemeanors, felony preliminary stages, landlord-tenant, small claims, and district civil matters.
How do I get older records? For records before 07/31/2014, use the court’s records request forms because of Automatic Clean Slate routing.
Where is the Flint court? The Flint location and records processing address is 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502.
FAQs

67th District Court Records FAQs

How do I search 67th District Court records online?

Start with the official 67th District Court Records Search page and use its MiCOURT link. Search by party name, case number, court, or available MiCOURT fields.

Where is the 67th District Court located?

The main Flint location and records processing address is 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502. The court also has locations for Burton, Davison, Fenton, Flushing, Grand Blanc, and Mt. Morris matters.

What county does the 67th District Court serve?

The 67th District Court serves Genesee County, Michigan.

What cases does the 67th District Court handle?

The court handles traffic violations, civil infractions, misdemeanors, felony cases from arraignment through preliminary examination, landlord-tenant, small claims, and district civil matters.

How do I get 67th District Court records before 07/31/2014?

The court says inquiries for case records before 07/31/2014 must be submitted using the court’s records request process because of Michigan Automatic Clean Slate rules.

Where do I mail a 67th District Court records request?

Mail completed request forms to 67th District Court, Attn: Records Processing, 630 S Saginaw St, Flint, MI 48502. The court notes that mailing may delay processing.

How do I pay a 67th District Court ticket?

Use the official 67th District Court payment page. The court accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover online, and mail payments must use cashier’s check or money order with the ticket number.

Does paying a civil infraction mean I admit responsibility?

Yes. The court’s civil infraction page says paying the civil infraction means admitting responsibility.

What phone number do I call for 67th District Court warrants?

The court website says to call 810-766-8968 to verify warrants and lists weekday walk-in warrant arraignment information.

How do I request a transcript from the 67th District Court?

Use the court’s Transcript Requests page and contact the court recorder for the judge who heard the case. Prepare the name, case number, and/or proceeding date.

Are 67th District Court records the same as 7th Circuit Court records?

No. The 67th District Court handles district-level matters such as traffic, misdemeanors, and felony preliminary stages. Genesee County 7th Circuit Court handles felony records after bindover, divorce, family, higher civil, and other circuit matters.

Can 67th District Court staff give legal advice?

No. Court staff can help with records, payments, forms, schedules, locations, and procedures, but they cannot give legal advice or tell you how to handle your case.

Best Next Step for 67th District Court Records

Start with the official 67th District Court Records Search page and MiCOURT. If the case is older than 07/31/2014, use the court’s request form process. If you need a ticket payment, read the official payment page before paying. If the case has moved beyond district court, search Genesee County 7th Circuit Court records. For legal, employment, licensing, driver-license, immigration, housing, or agency use, contact the court for the correct official record, transcript, or full Register of Actions before relying on an online result.

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Official-source check completed June 18, 2026. Court websites, MiCOURT access, Clean Slate procedures, payment links, ticket rules, transcript fees, location hours, warrant walk-in rules, and record access policies can change. Verify directly with the 67th District Court before relying on a record.

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