Hendricks County Traffic Ticket Records
Hendricks County traffic ticket records are maintained by the Clerk of Courts in Danville, Indiana. Whether your citation came from a stop in Plainfield, Brownsburg, or anywhere else in Hendricks County, that record is kept with the county court. You can search Hendricks County traffic ticket records through Indiana's free MyCase portal, by contacting the clerk's office in Danville, or by visiting the courthouse in person. This page covers how to find your record, pay your fine, and understand how Indiana law handles traffic citations in Hendricks County.
Hendricks County Quick Facts
Hendricks County Clerk of Courts
The Hendricks County Clerk of Courts in Danville manages all traffic ticket records for the county. You can reach the office at (317) 745-9231, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. Every traffic citation issued in Hendricks County goes through the clerk's office. The clerk logs the filing, assigns a case number, manages court schedules, records payments, and closes cases once they are resolved. That record stays on file with the county court system indefinitely.
Hendricks County is one of Indiana's faster-growing counties, with significant activity along US 36 and Interstate 70 running through the county. Both Plainfield and Brownsburg have grown substantially as suburban communities west of Indianapolis, and both generate a steady volume of traffic enforcement activity. The county government site at hendrickscounty.in.gov links to county offices and services. The Indiana Judicial Branch lists Hendricks County court details at in.gov/courts/local/hendricks-county.
The screenshot below comes from the Hendricks County page on the Indiana government website. It shows county office information and resources for residents dealing with traffic citations and court records in the county.
The Hendricks County government page gives you links to the clerk's office and other county services. It is a good starting point if you are unsure where to go or who to contact about a traffic case.
How to Search Hendricks County Traffic Records
Indiana's free MyCase portal covers Hendricks County traffic ticket records. You can search by name or by the UTT number on your citation. MyCase shows the case status, the charge filed, scheduled court dates, and payment activity. Hendricks County traffic cases typically appear in MyCase within a few business days of the ticket being filed with the clerk in Danville. No account is needed to search, and there is no cost to look up a record.
Using the UTT number from your citation is the most direct way to find your specific case. If you do not have the number, a name search works as well, though common names may return multiple results. Once you locate your case, MyCase shows you the charge, what is due, and whether a court date is scheduled. If you plan to pay or contest the citation, knowing what is in the system before you take action helps you plan your next step.
You can also call the clerk at (317) 745-9231 to check your case status by phone. In-person visits to the Danville courthouse are available during regular hours if you want to speak with someone directly or pay in person. Bring your citation or case number with you.
Paying Traffic Fines in Hendricks County
Hendricks County traffic fines can be paid through the Indiana courts payment portal online. You will need your case number to make an online payment. Card payments add a processing fee to the total. The fine on your citation is the base amount only. Court costs are added when the ticket is filed, so the amount you owe is typically higher than what your citation shows.
The clerk's office in Danville also accepts in-person payments. Cash, money orders, and credit cards are accepted during regular office hours, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. For mail payments, send a money order or cashier's check to the Hendricks County Clerk at the courthouse in Danville. Write your case number on the payment clearly. Do not send cash through the mail.
If you do not pay or respond to your citation by the deadline, the court can enter a judgment against you. The Indiana BMV may also suspend your driver's license. Contact the clerk's office early if you think you might miss a deadline. The number to call is (317) 745-9231.
Note: Online payment processing may take one to two business days before the payment is reflected in MyCase.
Indiana Traffic Statutes and Hendricks County Cases
Traffic violations in Hendricks County are governed by Indiana Code. Speeding offenses fall under IC 9-21-5, which sets speed limits statewide and gives courts authority to impose fines. Most speeding tickets in Hendricks County are filed as infractions, carrying a fine and BMV points but no jail time under normal circumstances.
Driving while intoxicated charges in Hendricks County are filed under IC 9-30-5. A conviction can bring substantial fines, possible jail time, and a BMV-ordered license suspension. Repeat serious violations can lead to habitual traffic violator status under IC 9-30-10, which means a multi-year suspension of driving privileges. Indiana's insurance requirement under IC 9-25-8 applies to every driver in Hendricks County, and being stopped without coverage adds a separate charge to your case.
All traffic records in Hendricks County are public under Indiana Code 5-14-3. Anyone can search or request copies through the clerk's office or through MyCase at no charge for the search itself.
BMV Points and Driving Records for Hendricks County Drivers
Hendricks County courts report all traffic convictions to the Indiana BMV. The BMV adds points to your driving record after each conviction. The number of points depends on the violation. Minor infractions add two points. Reckless driving adds eight. Accumulating points within a rolling period can trigger a license suspension or probationary status. The BMV's page on common traffic violations explains how each type of offense affects your driving record in detail.
The screenshot below was captured from the Indiana Judicial Branch local court page for Hendricks County. It shows the court's structure and contact information for the clerk's office in Danville.
If a Hendricks County conviction results in a license suspension, you must go through the Indiana BMV to reinstate your driving privileges. Depending on the offense, reinstatement may require paying a fee and filing SR-22 proof of insurance. The court directory at in.gov/courts/local has updated contact information for the Hendricks County clerk and court if you need to reach the office in Danville.
Cities in Hendricks County
Hendricks County includes several cities and communities. Two of them qualify for dedicated city pages on this site.
Other communities in Hendricks County include Danville, Avon, Pittsboro, Lizton, and Clayton. All traffic citations from across the county are handled by the Hendricks County Clerk of Courts in Danville.
Nearby Counties
Hendricks County borders several counties in the west-central Indiana region. Each county maintains its own court records for traffic cases. Check your citation to confirm which county your ticket was filed in.