Court Services

The City of Brampton is responsible for the administration and prosecution for provincial offences charges which includes:

Setting trials,
Prosecuting certain provincial offences,
Recording court proceedings, and
Receiving fine payments resulting from charges laid by the various police forces and enforcement agencies operating within the region.

The City of Brampton enforces the decisions of the court by pursuing collection of unpaid Provincial Offences fines, such as the

Highway Traffic Act, the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, the Trespass to Property Act, the Liquor Licence Act, and
Other provincial legislation, municipal by-laws and minor federal offences.

Remote Court Appearances

Tickets

If you receive a ticket, there are three options available. These options are detailed on the ticket.

Pay Your Tickets

Pay Provincial Offences Act (POA) violations by:

Telephone
In-person
Mail
Online

Pay Your Ticket Now

Request an Early Resolution

You may have a meeting with the Prosecutor to further discuss the offence to attempt to resolve the case.

In-person
Mail
Online (download PDF prior to completing and submitting)

Start Your Request

Request a Trial

If you wish to dispute a ticket, and plead not guilty, you may request a trial.

In-person
Online (download PDF prior to completing and submitting)

Start Your Request

AMPS (Administrative Monetary Penalty System)

The Administrative Monetary Penalty System (AMPS) is a faster and more flexible process for payment, appeal and collection of penalties.

If you have received a Penalty Notice you can either pay it or request a screening review. If you disagree with the Screening Officer's decision, you have up to 15 days after the decision to appeal to a Hearing Review Meeting. The Hearing Officer's decision, following the Hearing Review meeting, is final.

Pay Your Penalty Notice

A penalty notice must be paid within 15 days of being issued. It can be paid by:

In-person
Online
By mail

Pay Your Ticket Now

Request a Screening Review

Request a screening review to discuss your ticket. Submit your request by:

In-person
By Phone
By mail/email

Request a Hearing Review

If you disagree with the results of your screening review meeting, you have up to 15 days after the decision to appeal and request a hearing review meeting. The Hearing Officer’s decision is final.

Start Your Request