Judicial Collections of Court Ordered Fines & FeesBurnet County established the Collections and Compliance Division November 1, 2004 with the assistance of the Office of Court Administration.  The collection and compliance department is a division of the Burnet County Treasurer's Office.  The purpose of this department is to aid the courts in collecting past due fines and court costs and assist defendants in successfully complying with their court orders.  Currently the District Court, and the County Court at Law are utilizing the services of the Collections & Compliance Division.

Payment Information - Where and Who to Pay
CREDIT CARDS: Please be sure to select the appropriate payment link. Payments made using the wrong link will NOT be applied to your case.

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MISDEMEANOR CASES:

Pay the Burnet County Clerk, Courthouse on the Square,
220 S Pierce, Room 102, Burnet, TX  78611.
The County Clerk’s Office accepts money order, cashier’s check, or credit card (please click on link to make a payment).

Click HERE for Misdemeanor Online Payments ONLY

County Clerk Payments - 512-756-5406

 

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FELONY CASES, PROTECTIVE ORDERS, AND ATTORNEY GENERAL CASES:

Pay the Burnet County District Clerk, Courthouse Annex,
1701 E Polk, Room 90, Burnet, Texas  78611. 
The District Clerk’s Office accepts cash, money order, cashier’s check, or credit card.

Click HERE for Felony, Protective Orders, and Attorney General Payments ONLY

Payment PlansPayment Plans may be available for outstanding fines and fees after financial assessments and evaluations are completed.  After entering a plea with the appropriate court, the collections department provides a payment plan agreement and the support necessary to assist each person in successfully paying fines and fees owed to the county.  A payment plan application may be accessed from this web site.  The application must be thoroughly completed including all area codes and phone numbers.  Once completed it may be emailed to collectasst@burnetcountytexas.org, or brought into the office during business hours.  Someone from the collections department will contact you within 24 hours to make payment arrangements with you.