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Traffic Tickets

1.  What do I do if I get a traffic ticket?

If you wish to plead GUILTY you may sign and date Part A on the ticket, mail it in by the court date and the Court will mail a fine notice back to you.

If you wish to plead NOT GUILTY sign and date Part B on the ticket.  You may mail it in by the court date and the Court will mail the Plea by Mail procedures to you.  If you appear on your court date you will receive the Plea by Mail procedures.

2.  What do I do if I get a suspension notice?

You should immediately contact the court to determine the reason for the suspension.  If the suspension is for failing to pay a fine the payment should be remitted to the Court.  If your fine is paid after your suspension date there is a $70.00 fee to lift your suspension in addition to any fine that may have been assessed.

3.  How can I pay my fine?

To Pay In Person, by Fax or by Mail:

The Court will accept Cash, Money Orders, certified checks made out to "Niskayuna Town Court", MasterCard or Visa either in person or by mail.  Credit card payments that are not made in person must be done on the Court’s Credit Card Authorization form.

Credit Card Authorization Form

To Pay Online or Over the Phone:

Online:
Click on this link www.paycourtonline.com and follow the instructions provided.  Credit Cards only (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover).  nCourt is a 3rd party online payment provider and assesses a convenience fee to process your payment.  Your summons will be paid and the information forwarded by nCourt to Town Court.  nCourt is a full service PCI-compliant e-commerce partner for courts and other government agencies.  

By Phone:
Call 1-888-912-1541.  Credit Cards only (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover).  nCourt is a 3rd party phone payment provider and assesses a convenience fee to process your payment.  Your summons will be paid and the information forwarded by nCourt to Town Court.  nCourt is a full service PCI - compliant e-commerce partner for courts and other government agencies.

The court does not accept personal checks.