Search Greene County Traffic Ticket Records

Greene County traffic ticket records are filed and maintained by the Clerk of Courts in Bloomfield, Indiana. Any citation issued within Greene County by local or state law enforcement becomes part of the official court record kept at that office. You can search Greene County traffic ticket records online through Indiana's MyCase portal, by calling the clerk in Bloomfield, or by visiting the county courthouse. This page covers your options for searching, paying fines, and understanding how Indiana law applies to traffic cases in Greene County.

Greene County Clerk of Courts

The Greene County Clerk of Courts handles all traffic ticket records for the county from the courthouse in Bloomfield. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM, and can be reached at (812) 384-8532. Every traffic citation issued in Greene County goes through this office. The clerk assigns a case number, logs the filing, schedules hearings as needed, records payments, and closes the case once it is resolved. Every step in that process creates a record that stays on file.

Greene County's government information is available through the Indiana state government site at in.gov/counties/greene. That page connects you to county offices and resources, including the clerk's contact details. The Indiana Judicial Branch lists Greene County court information at in.gov/courts/local/greene-county, where you can confirm the current court structure and contact numbers before calling or visiting.

The screenshot below comes from the Greene County page on the Indiana government website. It shows county office links and key resources for residents dealing with court or records-related matters.

Use the county page to confirm contact information before making a trip to Bloomfield or before calling the clerk's office about a traffic case.

How to Look Up Greene County Traffic Cases

Indiana's MyCase portal is the main tool for searching Greene County traffic ticket records online. Search by name or by the UTT number from your citation. MyCase shows case status, charges, scheduled court dates, and payment activity. Greene County cases typically appear in the system within a few business days of the ticket being filed with the clerk in Bloomfield. The search is free and no account is needed.

If you do not have internet access or prefer to speak with someone, call the clerk's office at (812) 384-8532. Staff can look up your record, tell you the amount due, and confirm your next court date. Phone inquiries are handled during regular office hours. For in-person visits, go to the Greene County courthouse in Bloomfield and bring your citation or case number to speed up the process.

Note: If your ticket was issued recently, give the system a few business days before trying to search online, as new filings sometimes take time to process.

Greene County Traffic Fine Payment

Traffic fines in Greene County can be paid through the Indiana courts payment portal online. You will need your case number to complete the transaction. Card payments carry a processing fee in addition to the fine and court costs. The fine amount on your citation is the starting point, not the final total. Court costs and fees are added when the case is filed with the clerk.

In-person payment is available at the Bloomfield courthouse during regular hours. The clerk's office accepts cash, money orders, and credit cards. If you prefer to pay by mail, send a money order or cashier's check to the Greene County Clerk. Write your case number on the payment. Mail it to the clerk's office at the courthouse in Bloomfield, Indiana. Do not send cash through the mail.

Failing to pay or respond to a citation before the deadline can result in a judgment against you. The Indiana BMV may also suspend your driving privileges. Acting quickly and early is always the safest approach. If you need help navigating your options, call the clerk at (812) 384-8532.

Indiana Traffic Statutes for Greene County Cases

Traffic violations in Greene County are prosecuted under Indiana Code. Speed limit violations fall under IC 9-21-5, which governs speed limits statewide and gives courts authority to impose fines for violations. Routine speeding tickets in Greene County are usually filed as infractions, which carry fines and BMV points but not jail time.

Drunk driving offenses are filed under IC 9-30-5. OWI convictions can mean substantial fines, possible jail time, and a license suspension enforced by the BMV. Drivers with a long record of serious violations can become habitual traffic violators under IC 9-30-10, which results in a multi-year suspension. All Greene County drivers are required to carry liability insurance under IC 9-25-8. Getting stopped without insurance adds an additional charge to whatever brought the officer's attention in the first place.

All traffic court records in Greene County are public under Indiana Code 5-14-3, the Access to Public Records Act. Anyone may search or request copies of these records.

BMV Points and Driver Records in Greene County

The Indiana BMV receives conviction reports from Greene County courts. After your case is resolved, the BMV adds points to your driving record based on the offense. Two points for minor speeding. Eight points for reckless driving. Enough points within a set period can trigger a license suspension or BMV probation. The BMV's guide to common traffic violations lists the point values for each offense type.

The screenshot below comes from the Indiana Judicial Branch page for Greene County. It shows local court structure and how to reach the court handling traffic cases in the county.

If a Greene County conviction results in a license suspension, reinstatement goes through the Indiana BMV. Requirements depend on the type of violation and may include paying a reinstatement fee, filing SR-22 insurance, and waiting out a mandatory period. Greene County courts send conviction data to the BMV after cases close, so your driving record is updated once the court resolves your case.

Cities in Greene County

Greene County includes several communities such as Bloomfield, Linton, Jasonville, Worthington, and Coalmont. All traffic citations issued within Greene County are handled by the Greene County Clerk of Courts in Bloomfield, regardless of which town or area the stop occurred in. No cities in Greene County currently meet the population threshold for a dedicated city page on this site.

Nearby Counties

Greene County is located in south-central Indiana and shares borders with several other counties. Each has its own clerk of courts managing local traffic records. If you are unsure which county your citation belongs to, review the ticket itself or contact the court listed on it.